This Mini Weapon Shoots Numerous Arrowheads and also Makes a Fantastic Gift

This Mini Crossbow Fires Multiple Arrows and Makes a Wonderful Gift My neighbor showed me his hand made multi-shot repeating weapon, based upon the old Zughe Chukonu style. Those of you that play Age of Empires understand about these armies. According to the background, this weapon was not designed to quick fire at a striking adversary. The arrowheads (or "bolts") were dipped in poisonous substance, as well as would certainly assist "slow down" the enemies. You can see the video clip I made listed below of these crossbows we made that shoot toothpicks. I made a purple "bad guy" to shoot at. If you look actual close, you'll see the various other openings left from multiple capturings. The arrows shoot about 4 to 5 feet, but for the video clip I fired them close quarters - which I confess is just as fun. Watch the video clip below: https://microcrossbows.com/ We sold these a couple of years ago as well as about went bonkers placing them together and selling them - and then we understood we could revamp them, and also transform them into a DIY (Do It Yourself) item, which is less complicated to make as well as deliver (and also accomplish orders much faster). I have actually likewise consisted of a link listed below to our internet site, where you can buy them. The enjoyable we have actually had constructing and also shooting them - specifically at clay targets - has been a wonderful experience. These have been best gifts for: Woodcrafters Model Builders Age of Empires Fanatics Old Chinese weapons collection agencies Crossbow as well as Archery Hobbyists Workdesk Execs Birthday party take home presents Do it yourself Builders and enthusiasts If you are searching for an enjoyable version to build, that shoots numerous toothpicks (it holds 6) click the link listed below as well as see the video, or order one from our web site. We hope you take pleasure in the Crossbow as high as we do! To buy go to: https://microcrossbows.com Jerry as well as Chris