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    IMCF Weapon Specification

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    This document provides weapon specifications for various medieval weapons permitted for group fights and duels. It outlines the allowed lengths, weights, edge curves and other dimensions for one and two-handed swords, axes, maces, shields and polearms. All weapons must meet strict criteria for safety during combat, such as maximum weights, rounded edges and fixed heads. Wooden or steel shafts are typically required depending on the weapon type.

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    This document provides weapon specifications for various medieval weapons permitted for group fights and duels. It outlines the allowed lengths, weights, edge curves and other dimensions for one and two-handed swords, axes, maces, shields and polearms. All weapons must meet strict criteria for safety during combat, such as maximum weights, rounded edges and fixed heads. Wooden or steel shafts are typically required depending on the weapon type.

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    This document provides weapon specifications for various medieval weapons permitted for group fights and duels. It outlines the allowed lengths, weights, edge curves and other dimensions for one and two-handed swords, axes, maces, shields and polearms. All weapons must meet strict criteria for safety during combat, such as maximum weights, rounded edges and fixed heads. Wooden or steel shafts are typically required depending on the weapon type.

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    IMCF Weapon Specification

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    This document provides weapon specifications for various medieval weapons permitted for group fights and duels. It outlines the allowed lengths, weights, edge curves and other dimensions for one and two-handed swords, axes, maces, shields and polearms. All weapons must meet strict criteria for safety during combat, such as maximum weights, rounded edges and fixed heads. Wooden or steel shafts are typically required depending on the weapon type.

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    WEAPONS SPECIFICATIONS

    One-handed swords (including falchions) Longswords

    GROUP FIGHTS DUELS GROUP FIGHTS DUELS


    Length 40 - 110 cm 75-110 cm Length 110-140 cm 120-140 cm
    Weight ≤ 1900 g 1100-1900 g Weight ≤ 3000 g 1600 – 2600 g
    Striking edge curve* 3,5 cm Tip 1 cm
    Tip/non-striking edge* 1 cm
    Two-handed swords
    One-handed axes
    Length ≥ 140 cm
    Length 40 - 90 cm Weight ≤ 3500 g
    Weight ≤ 1300 g Striking edge curve* 5 cm
    Striking edge curve* 3.5 cm Tip* 1 cm
    Striking edge lenght* ≥ 7 cm
    Shaft wood or steel
    Two-handed axes
    (NO HAMMERHEAD)
    Maces
    Length ≥ 91 cm
    Weight ≤ 3000 g
    Length ≥ 40 cm Striking edge curve* 5 cm
    Weight ≤ 1000 g Non-striking edge* 1,5 cm
    Striking edge curve* 3.5 cm Striking edge length ≥ 7 cm
    Shaft wood Shaft wood

    Shields Polearms
    Shields shall be measured across their convex (NO HAMMERHEAD)
    Weight ≤ 5000 g GROUP FIGHTS DUELS
    Buckler in Ø ≤ 40 cm Length ≥ 91 cm 170 – 200 cm
    DUELS Weight ≤ 3000 g 2000 – 2500 g
    Round shield in Ø ≤ 65 cm non-striking edge* 1,5 cm
    Lenght ≤ 75 cm Striking edge curve* 5 cm
    Width ≤ 60 cm Striking edge lenght* ≥ 7 cm
    Shaft Wood
    Metal grip only allowed for buckler.
    All axes and polearms striking edge 2-8 mm. Rattan is allowed for shaft if it is not visible and the
    Hammerhead = protrusion over 20 mm. the shaft has a minimum diameter of 4 cm in the
    Back of the axe head must be rounded. direction of the striking edge.
    Axes and maces head fixed with one pin/rivet. *=Radius

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