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Square Roman Pilum AH-3526
Price:
$187.95
The Roman trooper typically carried at least one Square Pilum, a tool as intrinsic to Roman combat tactics as the short sword. The Pilum had a long, relatively soft iron shaft which, though certainly capable of penetrating its intended target, was likely to bend on striking armour or the ground, thus making it useless to be thrown back. A common tactic when using the Pilum against troops with shields was to pierce the opponent's shield, whereupon the shaft would bend, making extraction difficult. The opposing soldier, thus encumbered, was likely to throw down his shield, losing his defense against the infamous Roman short sword.
MEASUREMENTS:
Head 28", Pole 54"
MEASUREMENTS:
Head 28", Pole 54"
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