Osage Orange Wood Bow

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Osage Orange Wood Bow

Made of a wood traditionally used for bows, the Osage Orange Wood LARP Bow from Epic Armoury has a gorgeous finish to its wood grain, resulting in an authentic, historical look. It is perfect for hunting food or foe and for crafting your native shaman character or your animalistic, savage elven character. In iconic longbow style, this bow is great for LARP, practice, and more. The tips of the bow are reinforced with fiberglass, and the grip has a laced-up leather wrap. Both right-handed and left-handed archers can use this ambidextrous LARP bow. Practice your technique or strike an enemy at range with this real wood LARP bow.

The draw weight off this bow of shelve is approximately 28-29lb (+/- 5 lb) /13 kilograms/ 448 oz measured with a 28" shaft. As this is a wooden bow, the draw weight will come down about 3-4lb after a few sessions of shooting. String is included with the bow.

As this item is made from natural materials, please note that appearance can vary slightly from what is shown. Please Note the draw weight can vary by 5 pounds above or below the listed amount.

• Has a distinct appearance due to the Osage Orange wood used, featuring golden, almost bright yellow heartwood which darkens over time
• Has a 29 lb at 28" shaft

Inspiration

• Osage Orangewood got its name from the Osage Indian Tribe because it was a common tree on their land
• Because of its hardness and durability it is perfect for making weapons like bows

Do not shoot the bow without an arrow. Remove string from the bow when not in use. Keep away from extreme heat or direct sunlight. Use beewax to preserve the bowstring. Do not self-repair the bow.