Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: warpath on August 22, 2013, 10:50:46 pm
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Here is my trade arrow that I will be shipping out tomorrow. It is made from a piece of calcutta bamboo that has been heat straightened and tempered. I then did some random burn patterning to give it a nice cammo look. The nock, fletching, and trade tip has been bound in deer leg sinew I got from Trapper Rob. The fletching is left wing wild turkey secondaries. The trade tip I cut out of an old table saw blade and has a 3" long cutting edge and 1 3/4" at it's widest. The point end is 3/8" diameter and tapers to just over 11/32" at the nock. The shaft is sealed with a very light coat of bees wax. This arrow is spined for a 70#-75# bow and is 30 1/2" draw measuring from the valley of the nock to the back of the sinew wrapping for the tip. This is a replica of the arrows I used when I went buffalo hunting over 15 years ago. I hope the recipient enjoys and is able to make meat with this arrow. I will be shipping it out tomorrow. :)
G
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Very nice!
Cipriano
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Sweet. That will make meat.
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Real nice arrow! Anyone would be glad to have it I'm sure.
Tracy
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Man I like that alot, that broadhead looks wicked.
Grady
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That is one fine looking arrow G. I know for a fact that the guy that gets that will like it.
Peace, Hippy
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Sweet!
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Thats an arrow meant to take care of business, no doubt about it. Very nice from tip to tail!!! I would hunt with confidence if that were in my quiver Warpath
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Nice one G.
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Thanks guys!! :) Hey Trapper Rob, Didn't I send you one of those tips awhile ago? Those trade tips are beasts!! I gotta make some more of them!! >:D
G
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G you sure did you always send me nice stuff.
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Sweet. That will make meat.
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