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Ash Warbow Livery
Ash 11/32", 100–120 lb spine, 150 gr bodkin, 5" goose fletch, horn nock
Historical English warbow arrow. Heavy, self-nocked, built for clout and battle-weight practice.
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Small-Game Flu-Flu
Cedar 500 spine, 145 gr blunt, full-length spiral flu-flu
Rabbit and squirrel arrow that will not fly a hundred yards past your target. Essential in thick country.
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| Spec | Ash Warbow Livery | Small-Game Flu-Flu |
|---|---|---|
| Shaft Material | Ash, 11/32" diameter | Cedar |
| Spine Rating | 100–120 lbs | — |
| Point Weight | 150 grain bodkin | — |
| Fletching | 5" natural goose feather | Full-length spiral Flu-Flu |
| Nock Type | Horn | — |
| Primary Use | Historical warbow, clout, heavy practice | Small Game |
| Spine | — | 500 |
| Tip | — | 145 gr Blunt |
| Key Feature | — | Limited flight distance |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Ash Warbow Livery
- Historically authentic build for warbows
- Exceptional momentum and stopping power
- Durable ash shaft and horn nock construction
- Stable flight even at extreme bow weights
- Deeply satisfying traditional shooting feel
- Heavy and slow compared to modern arrows
- Requires high-draw-weight bows (100+ lbs)
- More prone to natural material wear and tear than synthetics
- Premium price point for a specialized item
Small-Game Flu-Flu
- Excellent arrow recovery due to limited flight distance
- Blunt tip provides ethical kills without deep penetration
- Ideal for hunting small game in thick cover
- Traditional cedar shaft offers good feel and durability
- Minimizes lost arrows and maximizes hunting time
- Very limited effective range (20-25 yards max)
- Bulky due to full-length fletching, impacts quiver capacity
- Not suitable for target practice or large game
- Cedar shafts can splinter on direct hits to hard objects
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