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Legacy The Count Mk4

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$125 $249.99 In stock

Category: Sabers

The Count Mk4 has been redesigned to use standard blades. It measures just 1.37 inches wide, with a length from the emitter to the pommel of just under 11 inches. The pommel design includes a proper choke section and a spine that runs into the elbow. The red trigger activates the saber and the recharge port is hidden at the base of the pommel. This is an elegant weapon, for a person of ruthless ambition and aristocratic pedigree. 

This saber is not compatible with drop-in electronics.

For those interested in DIY, due to the complexity of this hilt, the Initiate tier includes the ancillary parts required to do your installation properly:

  • 3D printed Hyper low profile chassis 
  • Micro tactile switch
  • 3D printed switch holder 
  • High bass speaker
  • INRI18650 battery


Now all you will need to complete your installation is a soundboard, recharge port, LED, and Blade.

Weight

1.18 lbs
(0 g)

Diameter

1.37 in
(0 mm)

Length

11 in
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Specifications
Length
11 in
Diameter
1.37 in
Inner Diameter
0.9 in
Weight
1.18 lbs
Blade Socket Standard
Socket Size 1.01 in
Socket Depth/Blade Plug Length 1.5 in
Material CNC precision-machined aluminum
Compatibility
Not compatible with Plug and Play
Not compatible with Saber Chassis

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The pommel redesign is the real winner here—it actually balances properly in my hand now, and at 1.37 inches wide it feels sleek without being fragile. I've been swinging it around all evening and the slim profile makes it way more maneuverable than my old hilt.

Richard ★★★★★

Finally, a saber that takes standard blades without any adapter fuss. The whole hilt comes in under 11 inches, which makes spinning and flourishes feel incredibly balanced in hand. That pommel redesign is a nice touch too, it sits securely and doesn't loosen up during a duel.

Ava ★★★★★

The slim 1.37-inch grip feels fantastic in hand, and I love that it now takes standard blades so I can swap in my spares without any fuss. The pommel design is a nice touch for balance, and the whole thing is a solid upgrade from what I was using before.