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Roman Pugio

By: Windlass Steelcrafts
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Roman Pugio

By: Windlass Steelcrafts
 (USD) $109.99

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Product Code: 2019

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Circa 100 AD

The distinct shape of the Pugio blade was excellent for a close-quarters fight, and was used throughout the legions. Although swords and knives were generally not worn by civilians within the boundaries of the Pax Romana, barbarians and bandits were certainly to be found in the outlands, and a merchant or trader best go armed. No doubt many an old legionnaire must have found it easier to keep his balance with the familiar weight on his hip as he worked his farm in the newly won territory. The wood hilt is paired with a fully tempered high carbon steel blade. Comes complete with a wood scabbard covered in leather with brass parts. Based on remains in the British Museum. Made by Windlass Steelcrafts and comes factory sharp.

Specifications

Reliks Product ID 2019
Manufacturer SKU 401392
Blade Length 12 1/4"
Blade Material 1055 Carbon Steel
Blade Thickness at Guard 3/16"
Blade Width at Guard 2 1/8"
Edge Type Factory Sharpened
Full Length 19 1/4"
Weight 1 lb

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5/5 average from 18 reviews

Reliks Customer Reviews

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H - Verified Buyer


"Love it"

W - Verified Buyer


"Nice looking blade with an interesting hilt."

M - Verified Buyer


"only problem is the very loose fit into the scabbard - if tilted the sword falls out, no grip at all."

T - Verified Buyer


"Lighter than I like, dull but looks good on my wall"

Response: Optional sharpening service is available if required.

D - Verified Buyer


"Nicely crafted, well-balanced functional edge weapon. Larger than you'd expect from a personal weapon - much larger and heftier than your run-of-the-mill dagger. The design, based on a museum piece, was excellent. Nice to look at just for show or display, but even nicer to know it's functional and looks that awesome. If you're into Roman-era weapons, it's a nice-to-own."


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