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Damascus heads on Surewood Shafts!

Started by snag, November 01, 2009, 11:08:00 PM

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snag





I purchased these damascus heads from a Tradganger quite awhile ago. I think I wanted to get my arrow building skill up to where I felt comfortable installing these beauties on an arrow that would do them justice. I think it turned out pretty good. These heads are 155gr. The arrows weigh 628gr. The fletchings are off feathers that Killdeer had sent me. The shafts are Surewood Shafts made of douglas fir grown and harvested near where I live.  I think this arrow will be first in my quiver while I pursue a blacktail buck in November!  Thanks Doug for the heads. Thanks Killdeer for the feathers.  :thumbsup:
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Oregon Okie

Those are ugly. I'll come and get 'em tomorrow so you don't have to mess up your Blacktail bows with 'em. I will do that for you.

Really nice!!
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Dave Bowers

Works of art..almost to nice to shoot....almost   :bigsmyl:

snag

That's what I like about you Okie..you're so thoughtful!  :biglaugh:  

Thanks Dave. I think I will be concentrating real hard when I shoot these!
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

DesertDude

Stunning arrow Snag, Lots of Mojo there....
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Bowspirit

Surewoods sure make a nice shaft...but why is it that mine never turn out as stunning as your's, Snag?

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WINDTALKER

Shoot straight, hate to lose that one in the brush

snag

I think I'll be concentrating just a little extra when I am about to let one of these fly!  But that is what they are made for....to hunt with. I think I'll try one on a broadhead target today.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

KentuckyTJ

Shuwee Snag, those are "Purty". Do they get unreal sharp?
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Frenchymanny

Wow! sure very nice! I'd love a damascus snuffer

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snag

Thanks for the nice comments guys.

TJ, these babies are razor sharp. Doug puts an unreal edge on them. I shot one this morning into my broadhead target. I picked a corner (dangerous territory! haha) because it hadn't been touched yet. That arrow penetrated beautifully AND it hit where I was looking! They are going into my quiver! What a combo...Surewoods, real turkey feather fletchings and damascus heads!  :thumbsup:
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

NoCams

snag what can I say.......  :notworthy:  

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58WINTERS

Snag,
Could they be considered barbed?? I don't want you to miss out on hunt time because your talking to the OSP about gear issues. You just never know. Best of luck.

snakewood3

Great looking work. I can't tell if the shaft is tapered or rather blunt where the point is hafted on. Just a concern, please don't take it negative.
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Steve H.

The black bear in my aviatar photo is the first critter to fall from one of those damascus points back in 2000!  I had asked Doug if he had some small damascus scraps and he said come on down (we both lived in Mazzoura at the time) and we made something like three or four points.  I used another on a doe WT and carried some for a few years looking for a brown bear opportunity.  The originals we made were 3:1.

Bjorn

Looking forward to examining those babies in person!

oneshot-onekill

snag....those are stunning...great job!
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