Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: PeteC on August 31, 2008, 08:52:30 pm
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Here is a half dozen squirrel arrows I built for my son. 4-"critter gitters",1- blunt,and 1 flu-flu.
White oak,33", @ 5/16"diameter, 55-60# spine. I cut the blanks form an old board from a headboard close to 50 years old.They were doweled with a router and drill rig.They all weigh 525 grains,+ or - 5 grains.
I'm still amazed at the spine -diameter ratio. With red oak or privet,they would usually have to be nearly 3/8" in diameter. Sorry about the one picture that makes the flu-flu appear to be arced.It is actually as straight as a, well you know. Thanks for lookin'. God Bless
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Those are pretty cool looking Pete, nice job.
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Cool looking arrow. I love the different shaped broadheads.
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Nice arrows, Pete. The critter getters look quite effective for small game. I'd be afraid of sticking that flu flu up in a tree trying for a squirrel. :o Pat
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Look great Pete :)
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Them's some nice lookin arra's Pete, good job on em. I'm trying to get a dozen made up right now - I hate making arrows but love the end result.
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Dang, Pete, those are nice! Those bushy tailed tree rats better get scarce!
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Those are nice. They look like they could put some meat on the table.
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Thanks for the kind words fellas.Pat ,I agree with you on the sharp flu-flu,but that's what my son wanted,so that's how I made it. God Bless
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Great looking bunch of arrows,he ought to be able to make meat with them. :)
Pappy
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Goof lookin bunch of arrows sir. Ron
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i like the way ya did your "broadheads", good idea.
Phil
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very nice...oak makes a good tough squirrel arrow. hope he gets some with em! ;)