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$33.00
This 100 grain flint hunting point has a long, lean shape for deep penetration and quick humane kills. It has finely serrated edges that are sticky sharp when drawn across the skin. It also has a moderate thickness for enhanced durability. It’s pretty too, as it’s made from a glossy, mottled brownish and off white flint. Because this point has backward pointing “wings”, it is classified as a barbed point and would not be legal in states that require non-barbed arrowheads, so check local state game laws before purchasing. It’s recommended that this point be mounted to arrows weighing a minimum of 525 grains and it be shot from bows pulling 55 lbs or more. Free shipping to all U.S. customers.
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$312.00
2 Western Apache arrow replicas that copy authentic Apache arrows in the Smithsonian.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
Two gorgeous matching replica arrows: One set of Cheyenne and one set of Northern Paiute arrows.
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These 2 replica Ishi points copy the type of points Ishi made. The smaller point copies the ones he tipped his arrows with when living in the wilderness of Deer and Mill creeks. The larger one copies the ones he made after coming out of the wilderness.
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Two Replica Sioux arrows that copy authentic Sioux arrows in the Smithsonian. Hardwood shoot shafts, points made of old barrel hoops, turkey wing feather fletch held with elk sinew. Free shipping.
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$375.00
This handmade osage orange bow is backed with the skin of a copperhead and it has a buttery soft leather grip held with a baseball stitch on the back. The arrow rest alligator skin. This bow is 56″ long from tip to tip and it pulls 25 lbs at its maximum draw weight of 25 inches. This lighter poundage bow is perfect for youth or ladies who don’t want a heavy draw weight bow but still want to enjoy the experience of traditional/primitive archery. It has a string of Fast Flight for quick arrow speed and a sweet, almost shockless release. The tips have cocobolo overlays for a reinforced area the string can hang on to. It’s designed for a right handed archer. Shipped in a sturdy PVC pipe to ensure safe delivery to your door.
Care/Instruction sheet included. Free shipping to all U.S. customers.
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$35.00
These three very small stone arrowheads feature some of the finest small-scale flintknapping you’ll ever see. They exhibit the same skill and fineness that all my stone points exhibit, but on a much smaller scale. These are time consuming to make, but are great fun too. Two of the points are red mook jasper, and the top center one is made of banded obsidian. The points are surrounding a dime for size reference. Free shipping within the U.S.
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$35.00
Here are three tiny stone arrowheads that exhibit very fine flintknapping skill. Two are Texas flint, one is green glass. Free shipping within the U.S.
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These three very small but very finely made stone arrowheads represent the ultimate in very fine flintknapping skill. They feature very sharp tiny serrations, very fine notching, and needle sharp tips. These points require very precise skill to detach the countless tiny flakes to make these very fine points. Even the slightest miscalculation will result in disaster when making these tiny points due to the incredibly tight tolerances. Free shipping within the U.S.
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Three small flint hunting points made of Texas flint.
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This gorgeous English longbow is made of Pacific yew and pulls 35 lbs at 26 inches of draw. It has nocks of black water buffalo horn and a buttery soft grip of black deerskin. The string is Fast Flite for minimal stretch and maximum sweetness of release and maximum arrow speed. The grip has a soft strike plate of black leather on either side of the grip, allowing it to be shot by either a left or right handed archer. Care/instruction sheet included. Shipped in a sturdy PVC pipe to ensure safe delivery to your door. Shipping price included…no additional shipping fees.
Bow Specs: Pacific yew, 73 1/2 ” long, 35 lbs at its maximum draw of 26 inches.
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$15.00
This corner notched flint hunting point is made of Texas flint and is the perfect deer hunting point. It has a long, lean profile with finely serrated edges that are so sharp they feel sticky when dragged across your upper lip. In my opinion this is the ideal big game hunting point based on my 25 years of primitive hunting experience. It has a 3/4 inch wide cutting width and it falls in-line with prehistoric stone arrow points. The old guys depended on their archery gear to eat…their very survival relied on points like this one, so I tend to copy what they used prehistorically. And as proof, several deer and wild hogs have fallen to points identical to this one….they’re incredibly deadly when delivered to the vitals of any North American game. Free shipping within the U.S.
