Medieval War Arrows for Traditional Bows with a Type 10 short War Bodkin which was one of the most common war bodkins . Nocks are reienforced with horn to protect them form heavy poundage bows. We can use other type bodkins so please email us for other types barbed or un-barbed. Please note the bodkins may vary slightly as there traditionly made.

Ash shafts Made by us in East Sussex, felled by us, split out by us and only the straightest grained wood is planked and made into shafts, meaning next to no carbon footprint.

Arrows are 1/2" Ash shafts, choose bob tailed (tapered to the nock end) barrelled or parallel. The 8” feathers are hand cut by us & bound on with fletching thread, choice between hand foraged Canadian goose feathers I personally forage from local lakes when the birds naturally shed there primary flight feathers or white barred feathers.

 The nock end is strengthened with a horn insert. The spine is suitable for war weight bows of 80lbs plus mark. if you require a specific spine please email us seperatly with your requirments upon ordering. The Arrows come with War bodkins as standered so be sure to choose your correct draw length. We measure our arrows by your chosen shaft length so the bodkin extends just beyond this, when you draw your bow your therefore looking  & particualy feeling for the bodkin so your realase is consistant.

All arrows come packaged in there own arrow tube made of tough plastic that can be used as a quiver or for transport. The excellent extendable tube locks in place to suit your arrows length and comes with a shoulder strap.

key features

• Type 10 short war bodkin
• local blacksmith made bodkins
• fletched with traditional thread.
• Shafts made by us in east sussex with local timber.
• Hand cut 8" feathers.
• Horn nock inserts. 
• choose between barrelled, bob tailed or parallel.
  

Postage

• For all orders outside the UK please email us via the contact us page for International postage costs.
• All arrows come in there own arrow tube as pictured in medieval style arrows page.
  

• Any Questions related to Bows or Arrows please don’t hesitate to contact me and ill do my best to help out. Happy Shooting! phil@chosenpathsbushcraft.co.uk