Light Warbolts for the AR-6 Stinger II and I

They feature a pure carbon shaft, a hardened tool steel blade bonded into the shaft and a cam made of high quality polymer.

Just like our Hunting Arrows, our Warbolts are fitted with a blade. But unlike our Hunting Arrows, these tips are based on historical arrow point designs. The designation “warbolt” comes from the fact that points of exactly this type were used in long-ago wars. They are considerably more robust than Hunting Arrows and offer much better penetration through hard materials (for example metal armor in a historical context) than the less robust Hunting Arrows thanks to the heavy forged and hardened point. This means that the arrows can be reused more times, and that they are not as susceptible to damage. At the same time, the cutting edges on these arrows are not nearly as sharp as on our Hunting Arrows and also cannot be sharpened to such a fine edge due to the blade geometry. If your primary concern is having robust arrows, then our Warbolts are your best choice.

Note: Never use damaged arrows in your AR-6 Stinger. Missed shots can be triggered by this. Such "dry shots" can damage the string and throwing arm.

Caution: These arrows, even if the blade is far less sharp, cut through leather, skin and tissue with ease and cause heavily bleeding wounds. A single hit with such an arrow can easily cause life-threatening injuries, so special care should be taken when handling these arrows.