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This Mini Crossbow Fires Numerous Arrows as well as Makes a Great Gift

Jan 25

This Mini Weapon Shoots Multiple Arrowheads and also Makes a Great Gift My next-door neighbor revealed me his hand made multi-shot duplicating weapon, based upon the old Zughe Chukonu layout. Those of you that play Age of Realms know about these militaries. According to the background, this tool was not developed to fast fire at an attacking opponent. The arrows (or "screws") were dipped in poisonous substance, as well as would certainly help "reduce" the attackers. You can see the video I made listed below of these crossbows we made that shoot toothpicks. I made a purple "crook" to contend. If you look actual close, you'll see the other holes left from multiple capturings. The arrows fire about 4 to 5 feet, but also for the video I shot them close range - which I confess is equally as enjoyable. Enjoy the video clip below: https://microcrossbows.com/ We sold these a few years back and also about went bonkers putting them with each other and marketing them - and then we understood we might upgrade them, and transform them right into a DIY (Do It Yourself) product, which is much easier to make and also deliver (as well as accomplish orders quicker). I have actually also included a link below to our website, where you can purchase them. The enjoyable we have actually had constructing and shooting them - specifically at clay targets - has been a terrific journey. These have been excellent gifts for: Woodcrafters Design Builders Age of Empires Lovers Old Chinese weapons enthusiasts Crossbow and Archery Hobbyists Desk Executives Birthday celebration event take home presents DIY Builders and also collectors If you are looking for an enjoyable design to develop, that fires numerous toothpicks (it holds 6) click on the link below as well as see the video clip, or order one from our website. We wish you take pleasure in the Weapon as long as we do! To purchase see: https://microcrossbows.com Jerry and also Chris