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Roman Pugio

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Price: $95.00

Roman Pugio


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  • Unsharpened - $95.00
  • Sharpened - $110.00
  • Unsharpened w/ Initials - $100.00
  • Sharpened w/ Initials - $115.00
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    Circa 100

    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 new 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®.
    • Overall: 19-1/4"
    • Blade: 12-1/4" long, 2-1/8" wide, 3/16" thick
    • Wt: 1 lb
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    Product Rating: (4.50)   # of Ratings: 4   



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    1. Eliezer on 2/26/2011, said:

    The Pugio looks and feels very nice in my hand. Mine is loose in the scabbard. Is this correct?
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    2. Thomas on 12/1/2010, said:

    Well made. Should do good in self defense situations, as the discription says.
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    3. Anonymous User on 10/23/2009, said:

    It's the best quality-to-price pugio on the market right now in my opinion. I still prefere my Little John's House of Steel pugio, but his is price prohibitive unless you get lucky like I was and get it greatly discounted (about $400, but it WILL go through engine blocks with marring).
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    4. Judge Joe on 12/27/2008, said:

    A very well done replica if my research is correct. If it is accurate, the Romans knew what they were doing and this item still functions as a very effective short sidearm. Joe B
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