Testing out the War Arrow head from Vermil Archery today.... Chinese Name: 戰箭頭 (Zhàn Jiàntóu) Also known as: The War Arrowhead The Zhàn Jiàntóu—or War Arrowhead—was the standard battlefield projectile tip of the Qing dynasty and remains the most commonly preserved arrowhead type in both museum and private collections. Its signature feature is a tang-mounted, triangular iron head with a long, narrow neck—an elegant yet efficient design, optimized for deep penetration and maximum durability. Unlik

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