Has anyone tried these

[M.Hogan]

Just wondering has anyone tried to make whistling points if so how do you?

Have a look...http://www.3riversarchery.com/Whistling ... oduct.html

[Gringa Bows]

yeah mate,a bloke was using them up at the muster on his flu flu's................Rod

[Glenn]

I heard them on the flu-flu targets at Gladstone, Mark at Tradbits has them for sale...Glenn...

[Gringa Bows]

yep it was Mark that was using them,did'nt mention his name thought he'd get a big head ........Rod

[stringnstik]

I have soem of the ones tradbits sells too, use em at leongatha and wherever I can get a clout shot
they are fabulous fun...wakes the line up thats for sure

[longbowinfected]

You can make them using a hollowed out Macadamia nut impaled on the end of an arrow with three holes drilled into the nut at 45 degrees to the plane of the arrow equally placed 120 degrees apart. You drill a tapered hole through the nut to accommodate the arrow shaft. When you have the big holes you empty the nut meat out and drill the three small holes. Bede Dwyer told me about this.
Mark's points are geat.
The fire arrows that I posted as part of a set of medieval like handforged points by Troy also whistle if you do not put in the fire cloth.

Kevin

[M.Hogan]

I finally made some whistling points today they work pretty good...there made from stainless stell tubing soldered onto a field point, squashed at on end and then two hole are drilled.