*NEW*
Bamboo Osage Bow made by Keith Grzelak
45 lbs. @28″ draw. 66″ long
Natural polished hemp handle
Comes with one free bamboo arrow
Priced at $310-free shipping in the US
45 lbs. @28″ draw. 66″ long
Natural polished hemp handle
Comes with one free bamboo arrow
Priced at $310-free shipping in the US
Made by J.L. Paauwe
64″ long, 55# @ 28″ draw
Clear glass laminate
In excellent condition
Rate=8
$365 plus shipping
Hickory Backed Red Cedar Longbow Specs:
64″ long, 30# @ 25 1/2″ draw
Horn Nocks
Linen string with boyer’s knot on the bottom limb
Right or left handed, shoot off your hand
Bow Stringer Included
Arrow Specs:
1 dozen pole pine arrows matched to the weight and length of the bow
Self Nocked with Bodkin Points
Quiver Specs:
Made from Deerhide
Holds at least 1 dozen arrows
Complete set $600 plus shipping
New Hickory Self Bow
40 lbs. @28″ draw, 62″ long
Arrow locator
Right Handed
Comes with (1) free bamboo arrow!
Only $75 plus shipping
New Hickory Longbow
45 lbs @ 28″ draw, 68″ long
Antelope horn arrow rest
Right Handed
Comes with (1) free bamboo arrow!
Was $150, now on sale for $125 plus shipping
Includes:
$480 plus shipping
Handmade of heavy canvas with a heavy latigo leather spacer inside to hold a dozen arrows. Notice the spacer holes pictured for holding each arrow. Quite unique!
$81 plus shipping
Just in time for Hunting Season!
This is one of my custom hand painted longbows.
It’s a bamboo backed hickory bow that comes with three bamboo arrows. This set is ready for hunting, target shooting and renaissance festivals.
Longbow Specs:
It’s 66″ long with a 45lbs@28″ draw weight.
Finished with three coats of Birchwood Casey Tru-Oil.
Brand new and ready for the hunt!
I’m also including with the longbow, (3) bamboo arrows.
Arrow Specs:
These are handmade with feathers that are both glued and tied down.
The spine weight of the arrows is 45/50.
Priced at $187.00 plus shipping.
Money Orders and Pay Pal accepted.
Contact me with any questions or to make a purchase
To promote my bamboo arrows, I’m starting a new monthly giveaway contest.
Each month, I’ll read the submitted comments and pick one winner to receive one (1) free bamboo arrow.
I’ll even pick up the costs for shipping!
What’s the catch?
Nothing really. Just do these few things:
That’s it!
My rules for entry:
Fill out the comment below and tell me about your archery experience…what kind of bow do you shoot? What kind of arrows do you use? Why you’d like to try bamboo?
Only one entry per person, per address.
Must be 18 years of age or older.
Complete the comment with your name, mailing address and phone number.
I’ll contact each winner when chosen from the comment entries.
Recently, I had a request for arrows to be used as part of two cosplay costumes. The costumes were for the Lord of the Rings characters, Legolas and Tauriel.
Crystina, owner of Arda Wigs purchased a dozen arrows to be part of their costumes for the Atlanta Dragon Con Convention that was held on Labor Day weekend.
I was very surprised and happy to get this request, since most of my customers are either hunters or target shooters. I was very proud to have my arrows as part of a costume for such a big event.
Traditional archery is a large part of the Lord of the Rings movies. Legolas is a master bowman of the Woodland Realm and appears in all of the movies. Tauriel is captain of the Elvian Guard and is also a proficient archer and markswoman.
These movies demonstrate, within a fantasy world, a fine example of traditional archery.
I had a fine day out at Tomahawk Archers, last Sunday.
Toward the end of the day, my last customer gave all of us a quite unexpected and spectacular show of skill. Bruce Gray, of Saline Michigan, was interested in my fir tapered shaft arrows. We talked about their specs and I encouraged him to try shooting a few.
Bruce shot a few fir arrows and I suggested he try out my bamboo arrows. After Bruce shot his 3rd bamboo arrow, we heard a loud crack noise. I wasn’t sure what happened…I thought he broke one of the knocks.
Bruce said, “Well, I think I have to buy these.”
We all looked up and couldn’t believe our eyes…he shot a Robin Hood!
Wow, everybody in the club had to come over and check out the Robin Hood arrows. I think it’s pretty rare to Robin Hood wood arrows. All the guys were impressed and came over to talk to Bruce and see the arrows.
It was the coolest thing and made my day to see it…first hand. All, I could say was “Wow!”
It was a fine way to end the day.
Summer is finally here and I plan on going out my local archery clubs for their public shoots. It’s a great way to meet new archers and sell my archery equipment in person. This summer, I’ll be going to Tomahawk Archers. They’re located in Temperance, Michigan.
They have a real nice club and the folks there are top notch. So if you live near Michigan or Ohio, it would be a great way to try out my longbows and arrows. I always encourage everyone to give them a try…with no pressure to buy!
I’ll be updating my website and posting more videos and picture galleries of my handmade arrows. I’ve added a new video category, so if you’re interested in seeing examples of my longbows and arrows, they’ll be easy to find.
If you’d like to see how I make my arrows, leave me a comment below and I’ll try to make one of those too.
Recently, I’ve had many customers ask me about traditional longbows for their kids. Longbows are simple and real easy to shoot, provided they are the proper draw weight. It’s not fun for a child to try to pull and shoot a longbow if it’s too hard. They won’t be very accurate and their confidence will suffer.
My grand daughter just out grew her kids Bear fiberglass bow. Her Bear bow belonged to her mom (my daughter). It’s close to 45 years old and still works great, however my grand daughter was ready for a step up.
I had a new English style longbow in my inventory and let her try it. Boy, she just loved it. It’s her favorite bow to shoot and she’s very accurate with it. It’s just the right draw weight. It’s 35# @28″ and 64″ long.
As she grows, this bow will grow with her. She isn’t drawing it back fully yet, so I made her shorter arrows for her draw.
Here’s the best part…as she gets stronger and taller, she can still use the same bow, but will only need longer arrows.
So, for the investment of $150, these lighter English longbows are perfect for young archers. Watch this video of my grand daughter shooting the English longbow and see how accurate and comfortable she is.
I am so proud of her.
Today, I’d like to debut my new Medicine Bow.
It’s a Bamboo backed Hickory Longbow that comes with three custom made arrows. It’s a beauty which I am very proud of.
This longbow is 60″ long with a 35 lb. @ 27″ draw and right handed. I stained the bow an Osage color and hand painted the design. For decoration, I also added a glass primitive arrow head and brown rabbit fur around the leather grip.
Included in this set are three 27″ long, 5/16″ diameter POC arrows. The feathers are both glued and tied down.
This all can be yours for only $225 plus shipping.
Send me an email or give me a call 313-318-4185 to place an order.
Last weekend, I went out to my favorite archery club, Tomahawk Archers. They’re located in Temperance, Michigan, near the Ohio border. They’re real nice folks and always treat me right. I enjoy meeting the archers and talking about my longbows and handmade arrows.
We took some photos at Tomahawk Archers and put together a nice gallery to show what I have available for sale. I have traditional longbows, English style longbows, and my custom painted “Medicine Bows”. Fir and bamboo shaft arrows and custom made quivers.
I have new one of a kind throwing tomahawks for sale. Info. and pictures coming soon for those!
Just give me a call to discuss specifications and prices. Bows start at $150 and arrows start at $8 each. I accept money orders and credit cards that can be paid by invoice through Pay Pal.