The Scottish broadsword, also known as a CLAYMORE, is a two-handed sword used in Scotland during the 16th and 17th centuries. It was a popular weapon among the Highland warriors of Scotland, and was characterized by its large size and double-edged blade. The hilt of the CLAYMORE was typically made of wood or metal, and the blade was usually around four feet long. The CLAYMORE was a powerful weapon that could be used to deliver devastating blows in battle.