Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: lungbuster on October 01, 2009, 02:57:13 pm
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start with the wood,its a peace of birch,it has a bone for a arrow-head,the feather i cut down to size a laced them on with red string thats all i have.then i put a little paint on it,it's a little short,but for my first one iam not disapointed. :) :)
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thats nice, cool head
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that's more than sufficient for killing a deer. Now shoot something with it!!
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Nice job,Have you shot it yet ? :)
Pappy
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One fine arrow, and there is nothing wrong with string hafting either. Whenever I use cord, sting, thread or the like I give the wrapping a couple coats of clear lacquer. It makes the thread a lot tougher, holds it to the shaft real well, and helps keep the weather at bey as well. I get the clear lacquer from the local dollar store (in the form of clear fingernail polish) good lacquer and cheap enough to do a couple dozen arrows for a buck!
Keep in mind that there are people that do and people that talk....you're a do'er so keep at it, cause if this is your first arrow it is obvious you have a future making them slivers....good job
half eye
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Very nice! Jawge
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Very nice first arrow. I'll bet you have an extra quiver to put it in.
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I like it,
Is that a plastic nock or a self-nock?
zeNBowyer
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nice job...Steve
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Never made an ARROW, but that is very nice!!
CC
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great job bro, now it just needs some blood on it.. happy hunting.. Hawk