can anyone recommend something for a spear shaft
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I think this would work. The handle is hollow with a set screw hole and it looks like a spear tip to me. Hope this helps.
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In my humble opinion, I would say the Schrade SCAXE2L is a fantastic choice for a survival axe. It is very well built with a very comfortable handle, and comes with a fire striker in the handle and sharpening stone. Alas, it can be used as an effective hammer as well.
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Condor knife would be my next choice for the price. You can't go wrong with the mora BB. It gives you a sharpener & ferro rod
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In your case a machete would be my tool of choice. The Kukri is a heavy to medium chopper better suited for small trees and heavy undergrowth.
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You can use for either. If you buy for recurve just add some brass inserts 100 grain at tip. Get the Allen arrows rated lower pounds though. More in 50-60 range.
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It depends on the blades you are using. A Feather from Japan would probably work the best. If you are using Derby, that could be the problem.
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Try "Fiskars 7972 15-Inch PowerGear Anvil Lopper" or something similar. I have these, and they are very effective. The problem was that I have shoulder arthritis, and the tool is a little heavy for a female to use when reaching for the bottom stem of a weed; so I was seeking something lighter that wouldn't require arm power at arm's length.
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The best I have found using is 3/32 rod with a red 2% throated tungsten. Hope this helps ..
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You shouldn't need anything very heavy. A basic foam target would do fine. This bow doesn't generate all that much velocity.
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This fletching tool is only for right helix used on bows. There may be other clamps available through the manufacturer that will suit your needs.
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It's a nice knife but more of a show piece. I'd recommend a Cold Steel peace keeper or a Silver Stag Elk Stick.
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I throw mine. It is heavier than a traditional throwing spear but it does work as one. Your range is going to be somewhat limited due to the weight. I would suggest upgrading the shaft to a lighter wood or some type of composite. I throw mine into pine rounds and am thoroughly impressed with the strength and flexibility of the spear head itself.
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Most archery shops sell right wing feathers, so just use a straight clamp, if you need instructions check out YouTube . You will learn more there than I can tell you.
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Do not waste your money on trophy ridge quivers. Spend a little extra and purchase a tight spot quiver.. Fully adjustable to fit all arrows and rock solid mounts which the trophy ridge quivers are plastic mounts. Believe me you will be glad you spent the extra ash and purchased a tight spot instead.. I know I am a serious bow hunter and I know what works in the field and what does not work.. Good luck!
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Any sharpening stone will work. I prefer to use a red handled sharpener made by Corona (AC 8300 is printed on it). It takes the metal down faster than a stone which I like when I am out pruning lots of fruit trees and it's lightweight. It costs under $10.00 the last time I bought one.
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This is a threaded rod. What kind of bow do you need to use this on? Give me a call, I may have some other options for you. Peter 1.815 .678.7371
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No but go to Seymore duncan site and see what you can find? They have all sorts of selections and info I'm sure you will find something good luck!