Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: zLego on January 13, 2008, 03:30:35 pm
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Hi!
This is my first (experimental) Mary Rose style war arrow:
http://www.my-bow.hu/?q=node/1331
The arrow:
-Barrelled beech (sorry, i have not got poplar)
-Full lenght: 90,5 cm
-Diameter: 0,9-1,2 cm
-Weight: 85 gram
The arrowhead:i
-(My first) self forged
-Lenght: 8.5 cm
-Weight: 36 gram
The feather:
-Swan
-Lenght: 18 cm
-Height: 2 cm
Sources:
http://www.englishwarbow.com/making-mary-rose-war-arrow.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FWFbZhEcPc
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Cool arrows there zLego. I especially like the forged heads. If you have pictures, do a build-along on the forging process.
Thanks for sharing
Otoe
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Looks like a well made war arrow. I don't think the wood specie is critical if it makes a good arrow...unless you are making a replica ;D. I also would like to see your forging process. Pat
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Nice arrow zLego,John will be pleased you've learnt from his Tutorial.I also used Glennan's article as a guide for my first WarArrow,it's a very helpful article.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ_dX3sFrFM
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Thanks for the link, Loki, great! I will in the spring a forge building, and go ahead... This is only a experimental arrow, for diameter and weight demonstration - well, fearsome!