Set of 3 arrows for a wooden crossbow. Three additional arrows with practical suction head made of rubber, suitable for the beast of our children
When it comes to LARP arrows, safety is the primary criterion. And with this arrow with a padded head, safety is guaranteed. The manufacturer guarantees this with a 4-year warranty.
This LARP arrow is distinguished by its durability, accuracy, approx. 50 m of range and the consequent fun it brings.
Our medieval screws for crossbows measure approx. 33 cm in total with a "fletching" of approx. Leather 1.5 mm thick and forging arrowhead approx. 10 cm long steel.
Decorative beast made in wood. Bow, rope and arrowhead held in steel. Length 62 cms and weighing 1. 3 kilos (Non-functional weapon)
Our medieval screws for crossbows measure approx. 33 cm in total with a "fletching" of approx. Leather 1.5 mm thick and arrowhead forge approx. 9 cm long steel.
Our traditional strong arches are made of rotan palm wood of the highest quality. This wood is very flexible and robust. The strongbow line offers the right bow for each archer. They are suitable for medieval reenactment and Larp. Authentic appearance, ergonomic qualities and good value for price combine to make this strong bow line an excellent choice for traditional archers.
This long bow does not have an arrow notch and can be used by both dominant right-eye and left-eye archers.
Details:
- Shaft-to-shaft length: 70" - about 180 cm
- Arrow length: 28"
- 20 - 45 lbs.
- Color: dark brown, natural stain
- B/H Inklusive Sehne aus Dacron.
Beast with forged arrowhead, no feathers
Our medieval screws for crossbows measure approx. 33 cm in general with a hand-forged steel bodkin arrowhead.
Decorative beast made in wood. Bow, rope and arrowhead held in steel. Length 60 cms and weighing 1. 3 kilos (Non-functional weapon)
Beast, 14th century
The complex reconstruction of a beast originated in the 14th century.
This item is for decoration only!
Three screws with forged stitch are included.
Tiger Dragon Yanone, Japanese arrowhead
This Japanese arrowhead (Yanone) is faithfully reproduced from an original piece of the museum.
A very elaborate reconstruction of a beast used in the 15th century to defend the walls and towers of castles.
This medieval beast comes complete with a so-called English snowbox (equipment) and three screws with wooden rod and forged and blackened steel bodkin tip.
