A link to some primitive weapons Now what would your list of diy weapons be

[Michael aka Mac]

https://tacticalgear.com/experts/the-ultimate-guide-to-improvised-weapons



So saw this and immediately thought that it was like taken out of our own neck of the woods.. Was thinking though, how many more primitive weapons could be made in the wild.
Well I doubt anyone is going to recreate Leonardo da Vinci's crossbow or a Chinese nun chucks in the wild (though both can be fabricated in the wild) but a Blow Gun is a real possibility, a spiked Bull Whip, a stone axe (tool or weapon), a weighted paracord netting for fish or small game (Gladiator reference anyone? JK), dyi smoke bomb (no kaboom), poison darts for small game, and either a glass or bone knife.

Lets say you were like on a river and the boat capsizes and you lose all your gear and ammo as you are pulled down the river and end up on a river bank a few miles or so ( as you were disoriented form all the bobbing in and out of the water trying to fight the current) and all you had on you was a small folder. What would you make for additional tools or weapons to get you back to civilization?

[kyratshooter]

So no one is going to come looking for you when you don't come home?

Not very popular, are you?

BTW, did you fall out of the canoe into a Yankee river or a southern river? Your chances of surviving till you get to the bank vary with the geography. When you go south there can be dragons, water mocs, and rattlers waiting on the bank.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

I would just walk to a road and catch a ride back to town...

Alan

[crashdive123]

Well, since I still have a knife - - - I'm good. If I need something else, I'll grab a large stick.

[Rick]

I employ the tried and true method of survival. Listen for traffic then walk in that direction. I usually point in that direction as well. Just for effect.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

You should point with both hands so both the left and right side of your brain know which way to go.


Alan

[Michael aka Mac]

So no one is going to come looking for you when you don't come home?

Not very popular, are you?

BTW, did you fall out of the canoe into a Yankee river or a southern river? Your chances of surviving till you get to the bank vary with the geography. When you go south there can be dragons, water mocs, and rattlers waiting on the bank.


Nope Kyratshooter, no one would be looking for me any time soon if that actually happened to me. Only talk to 4 people in this world, and haven't seen anyone for months.


BTW Crash all those beautiful knives u made, u never made a bone or rock blade? and those knives of yours truly are master pieces...


btw we had a few members post about blow guns and rabbit sticks some great vids of the rabbit stick

[crashdive123]

I have made several blades from bone and rock. Bone is relatively easy. Rock is easy as well if you live where there are rocks. That may sound strange, but North Florida is not the home to rocks.

BTW when I say easy, I do not mean pretty. I've got a bucket of flint and other assorted rocks for knapping (not to be confused with napping) Where one good strike with a bopper (antler, stone, copper, etc) will yield a shard that is as sharp or sharper than most knives. You can filet a fish or skin an animal with the shards. May not be pretty, but pretty darn useful.

[Rick]

Quote=Alan "You should point with both hands so both the left and right side of your brain know which way to go."

Do you know how confusing that would be for me? I still haven't mastered walking. I do okay most days. Throw in pointing with two hands and I've have to sit down for sure.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

Just put both arms out in front of you with index fingers extended in the direction you want to go. Now look at your left finger with your right eye and your right finger with your left eye... Now slowly bring the two fingers together and bring them closer to your face (watching them the whole time) until the finger tips are on the bridge of your nose....

This won't help yo get out of the woods but it would be funny for the rest of us to watch!

Alan

[CMueller]

In a hypothetical scenario where you weren't anywhere near civilization and didn't have a knife on you (plane crash, maybe?), I've heard spears are a relatively easy and good thing to make because supposedly humans are much better at throwing things than any other animal and that's how we hunted back in the stone age.

Whoever came up with that theory has clearly never seen me throw a baseball but I'll take their word for it.

[Michael aka Mac]

I can only speak for myself, but it seems that nearly every life threatening scenario I have been in involved me being hurt & it included me being far from civilization, or having a major obstacle involved ( think Cliffs, mountains, the ocean, or a huge A$$ wall)

Spinning out of control off a bridge on an ATV on 800 acres of private land (sprang wrists, concussion, multiple lacerations and a huge gash on my knee); falling off a 12 foot ledge landing on my back breaking several ribs and a concussion, with no way getting back to the elevation and area I previously was at; wet & Freezing on an island beach with several miles back to civilization while on foot with a ton of gear (used a sled to haul the gear on top of my backpack).

I remember the story of my Uncle Rick ( no not our Rick from this site, sorry Rick not related) at our family built cabin in upstate NY, wandering the Mountain side alone when he was a teen, and happened to wonder too far and he waited too long to start trekking back and ended up alone in pitch blackness on the side of a Mountain. Police were notified, a search party formed, only to have him frolic back to the cabin the next day.

One can make a joke about primitive weapons, but even if you have your knife, you still are going to need to make some items to help you survive. Trying to kill a fish for example with your knife or catching them with your bare hands is truly difficult. But using that knife to make a forked spear greatly increases your odds of spearing a fish, or using the knife and making a fishing net out of vines or long thin strips of bark. Setting up a man made bottleneck in the river also will increase your odds

I especially enjoyed watching a video on this website of that foreign fellow that made a stone knife & a stone axe and digging tool to create a shelter with hand made clay tile roof, and a pool for fish.

Many might think hell if he can do it I can do it, but truth be told, what he did takes knowledge, skill and practice.

Point being, I rather learn and practice a skill like building primitive weapons and never have the opportunity or need to make/use them, then being in a situation with no gear and far away form civilization and need to make them but not know how. Also take into consideration, how many people have died being only a few clicks away from civilization. Sometimes one just needs to survive the night or weekend, and every little bit helps increase ones odds of survival.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

Surviving most of the life threatening situations I've been in involved simply getting out of the bar and the parking lot....

Alan

[Rick]

Mine have been failing to explain to the wife...just about anything. For some reason, I was always a work in progress.

[Michael aka Mac]

Mine have been failing to explain to the wife...just about anything. For some reason, I was always a work in progress.

Happy Wife...Happy Life...

There is an old saying Hell hath no Fury like a woman's scorn...

[Michael aka Mac]

O.O placed that in wrong thread

[VnVet]

To satisfy my curiosity, I built a V with rocks in the creek and it trapped trout. At least until my guess, a game warden dismantled it.

What one can do depends on where one lives and what is available there.

[Deimos]

https://tacticalgear.com/experts/the-ultimate-guide-to-improvised-weapons



So saw this and immediately thought that it was like taken out of our own neck of the woods.. Was thinking though, how many more primitive weapons could be made in the wild.
Well I doubt anyone is going to recreate Leonardo da Vinci's crossbow or a Chinese nun chucks in the wild (though both can be fabricated in the wild) but a Blow Gun is a real possibility, a spiked Bull Whip, a stone axe (tool or weapon), a weighted paracord netting for fish or small game (Gladiator reference anyone? JK), dyi smoke bomb (no kaboom), poison darts for small game, and either a glass or bone knife.

Lets say you were like on a river and the boat capsizes and you lose all your gear and ammo as you are pulled down the river and end up on a river bank a few miles or so ( as you were disoriented form all the bobbing in and out of the water trying to fight the current) and all you had on you was a small folder. What would you make for additional tools or weapons to get you back to civilization?

Since I was a kid, I used to make some simple tools from scratch, even without a knife. I crafted mostly spears for fishing and dispatching small game, but also the bola, a simple weapon made of cordage and 3 rocks, amazing for hunting birds in the open or at the riverside, but terrible into dense forest. I also crafted some simple traps and snares. But I used to spend most of my time making fire, since it was and still is hard for me to craft and use the bow drill. But it's better than using rocks like a kid :lol:
Oh, and you guys should not underestimate the wooden knife, it's easy to make and it's "okay" to use at butchering and cooking. But for crafting you are beter off using a stone knife of even a sharp stone.

[VnVet]

Deimos,
Same here except nothing as complex as a bola. I did build a sling once. After lots of practice, I did hit the side of the chicken coop. :lol:
Judging by the depth of the impact; David could have killed Goliath and my parents threatened me with same.. :sweatingbullets:

[Deimos]

Deimos,
Same here except nothing as complex as a bola. I did build a sling once. After lots of practice, I did hit the side of the chicken coop. :lol:
Judging by the depth of the impact; David could have killed Goliath and my parents threatened me with same.. :sweatingbullets:

I also wreaked havock with an slingshot, an airgun and even a crude pipe gun. I'm lucky that nobody got hurt. Well, no human got hurt. I hunted so much small game and vermins along with my friends that a lot of times I came home and I wasn't even hungry. :laugh:

[VnVet]

I also wreaked havock with an slingshot, an airgun and even a crude pipe gun. I'm lucky that nobody got hurt. Well, no human got hurt. I hunted so much small game and vermins along with my friends that a lot of times I came home and I wasn't even hungry. :laugh:

I have a Gamo wrist rocket sling shot. It lacks sights, but aiming it is intuitive. I bought GM&BW replacement bands for it. They are 54cm/21.26" long so they need to be cut for the application depending on one's draw length.
When I worked, a bearing salesman used to bring me bags of .25"/6.35 loose ball bearings.

Have you tried blunt tip arrows with flu-flu fetching for small game with a bow? They are great for squirrels, rabbits etc.

It might seem to be silly for some, but to me, it is fun.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

My grandfather was a gun guy. He was a good shot and hunted everything there was to hunt in South Texas. He always had a gun or five on or around him. He carried a hand carved slingshot in a little holder on his truck dash. Nothing silly about quail for supper...

Alan

[Deimos]

I have a Gamo wrist rocket sling shot. It lacks sights, but aiming it is intuitive. I bought GM&BW replacement bands for it. They are 54cm/21.26" long so they need to be cut for the application depending on one's draw length.
When I worked, a bearing salesman used to bring me bags of .25"/6.35 loose ball bearings.

Have you tried blunt tip arrows with flu-flu fetching for small game with a bow? They are great for squirrels, rabbits etc.

It might seem to be silly for some, but to me, it is fun.


I don't have a bow yet, and when I try to hunt small game with my 200lbs crossbow, the result is always messy, even when I use field tips or blunt tips. But there is some advantages about having a heavy crossbow: I can hunt big game with it, and I can also use it for fishing.

[kyratshooter]

You should make yourself a bow Deimos. Even a cave man can do it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oksgEIgIQbo

Since you already have a powerful crossbow a less powerful one, or a regular bow and arrows, might be a useful addition.

A regular primitive bow eliminates all the mechanical complications and people stayed alive using them for 20,000 years.

Before that they stayed alive using a stick with a sharp rock tied to the end.

We make stuff way too complicated.

[VnVet]

Here's another: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrcZsm_ao-E
The first 14 seconds showed its groups and I want to kill as cleanly and as quickly as possible.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

What amazed me the most is that the guy had long fingernails and NO cuts on his hands....

Alan

[VnVet]

What amazed me the most is that the guy had long fingernails and NO cuts on his hands....

Alan

I doubt he had any means of cutting his nails.

The 3rd world is unbelievably different than what we take for granted.

[Deimos]

You should make yourself a bow Deimos. Even a cave man can do it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oksgEIgIQbo

Since you already have a powerful crossbow a less powerful one, or a regular bow and arrows, might be a useful addition.

A regular primitive bow eliminates all the mechanical complications and people stayed alive using them for 20,000 years.

Before that they stayed alive using a stick with a sharp rock tied to the end.

We make stuff way too complicated.

Ok, pal. You gave me enough reasons for buying or making a bow. I already know how to use one, so why not? Anything that can put meat in the pot it's a valid tool.

[VnVet]

If one is interested in primitive weapons, do a search for Montagnard weapons, then select images. Their crossbows are different that in the previous links. Unlike Deimos' 200# crossbow, theirs are easy to cock and also to unload. Some of their trigger mechanisms are both simplistic and easy to make.

Yes, they use steel because it is available there, the same as here.
In Nepal, they build the kukri or khukuri out of vehicle springs; then, differentially harden the steel.

[Deimos]

If one is interested in primitive weapons, do a search for Montagnard weapons, then select images. Their crossbows are different that in the previous links. Unlike Deimos' 200# crossbow, theirs are easy to cock and also to unload. Some of their trigger mechanisms are both simplistic and easy to make.

Yes, they use steel because it is available there, the same as here.
In Nepal, they build the kukri or khukuri out of vehicle springs; then, differentially harden the steel.

Vnvet, all this talk about bows and crossbows helped me with another problem. I grabbed a small 80lbs crossbow at a local store and my wife agreed to train with it, so she can overcome her fear step by step and one day manage to use guns and airguns. She already used it, and she can cock and load it all by herself. She's enjoying It and even wants to go hunt small game with me and my brother.
Regarding normal bows, I ordered a simple recurve bow online.
I love having a good credit card :lol:

[kyratshooter]

Deimos, I have one of those 80# crossbows and find it convenient due to being able to make my own bolts. You do not have to worry about the tremendous force splitting your bolt when the string releases.

Use a dowel, or a good straight suitable piece of arrow material, cut the back off square, fletch it with two pieces of trimmed duct tape, cut a slit in the front and pin a sheet metal arrowhead in place.

You can make a shaving die to form the proper size dowel from a piece of plate metal and force the wood through. Cut the arrowheads with tin snips or a chisel and form the rivet from wire or a small nail.

Here in the states we have electric fence poles that are about 9mm diameter and a meter long that are made from fiberglass. You can get three bolts for your full power bow from one.

For a low power regular bow you can make arrows in the same way. Cane or bamboo of the proper size makes excellent arrows and was one of the favorite materials of the Native Americans in the southern US. I have a hickory flat bow I made that will send a cane arrow for more than 100m.

My state has minimum power levels for legal hunting. Launching an arrow for 100m is one of the standards, as well as arrow shape and a few other things.

In a long term situation one should be able to replenish their ammo supply without interruption.

[Deimos]

Deimos, I have one of those 80# crossbows and find it convenient due to being able to make my own bolts. You do not have to worry about the tremendous force splitting your bolt when the string releases.

Use a dowel, or a good straight suitable piece of arrow material, cut the back off square, fletch it with two pieces of trimmed duct tape, cut a slit in the front and pin a sheet metal arrowhead in place.

You can make a shaving die to form the proper size dowel from a piece of plate metal and force the wood through. Cut the arrowheads with tin snips or a chisel and form the rivet from wire or a small nail.

Here in the states we have electric fence poles that are about 9mm diameter and a meter long that are made from fiberglass. You can get three bolts for your full power bow from one.

For a low power regular bow you can make arrows in the same way. Cane or bamboo of the proper size makes excellent arrows and was one of the favorite materials of the Native Americans in the southern US. I have a hickory flat bow I made that will send a cane arrow for more than 100m.

My state has minimum power levels for legal hunting. Launching an arrow for 100m is one of the standards, as well as arrow shape and a few other things.

In a long term situation one should be able to replenish their ammo supply without interruption.

This may sound as a brag, but I swear it's not.
I'm able to craft bolts for my heavy crossbow at my garage, since I have plenty of high quality wood here. It's not the same as carbon bolts but they last a couple of shots. And the plus side is that I can just sharpen them and don't use any arrowhead if I'm in a pinch.
About other kinds of ammo, I'm able to make airgun pellets from scrath and reload regular ammo. That's the best I can do rigth now. But I liked your advice and I will try to make some bolts from fiberglass, we also use this stuff here for a lot of things.
We don't have any regulations about hunting, we just CAN'T hunt, we can only do some "pest control" on a limited number of species. But we can kill hogs, pests and some birds. That's something, at least. Some countrys don't allow anything at all.

[VnVet]

Vnvet, all this talk about bows and crossbows helped me with another problem. I grabbed a small 80lbs crossbow at a local store and my wife agreed to train with it, so she can overcome her fear step by step and one day manage to use guns and airguns. She already used it, and she can cock and load it all by herself. She's enjoying It and even wants to go hunt small game with me and my brother.
Regarding normal bows, I ordered a simple recurve bow online.
I love having a good credit card :lol:

An 80# is a good choice. We have a crossbow and keep a bale of straw to unload it.

Add a pin sight to the recurve. Spend some time zeroing it and you'll love it.

Teach her to kill cleanly and quickly. Seeing a wounded animal die in pain is not fun.

My wife enjoys shooting rifles, pistols and the recurve.

Air rifles (springer or piston) are excellent for training and developing muscle memory. I taught my wife how to make a range card for shooting a Diana M48 with a mil-dot scope. It can be complicated, but the results are well worth the effort.

[Deimos]

An 80# is a good choice. We have a crossbow and keep a bale of straw to unload it.

Add a pin sight to the recurve. Spend some time zeroing it and you'll love it.

Teach her to kill cleanly and quickly. Seeing a wounded animal die in pain is not fun.

My wife enjoys shooting rifles, pistols and the recurve.

Air rifles (springer or piston) are excellent for training and developing muscle memory. I taught my wife how to make a range card for shooting a Diana M48 with a mil-dot scope. It can be complicated, but the results are well worth the effort.

Wise words, my friend. A clean death also improves the taste of the food.
I already have aiming systems at both crossbows, they came built-in from the factory. I will show it to you guys in a new thread.

[VnVet]

Wise words, my friend. A clean death also improves the taste of the food.
I already have aiming systems at both crossbows, they came built-in from the factory. I will show it to you guys in a new thread.

Yes, a quick death prevents the bitterness caused by adrenalin in the meat. Roy Weatherby of Weatherby magnums once said the speed and power of the .240 WB magnum prevented the bitterness of antelope.

IMO, good sights on weapons is important. At 200 meters an accurate rifle with mid quality optics and ammo will hit clay birds (~4.12") in diameter and its pieces.

I belong to AA or accuracy anonymous. :lol:

[Michael aka Mac]

Well, not quite the direction I was hoping this would go, but it definitely was a start :) not sure how you make pellets though without a forge and molds.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

Pellets aren’t molded. They’re swaged.

Alan

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

And even if they were molded a forge would hardly be necessary.

Alan

[VnVet]

Pellets aren’t molded. They’re swaged.

Alan

Some folks swage wadcutters.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

And semi-wadcutters and most if not all jacketed bullets...

Alan

[VnVet]

And semi-wadcutters and most if not all jacketed bullets...

Alan

The swaging process for jacketed bullets requires forces well past what home swaging can produce.

http://www.corbins.com/intro.htm

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

I'm not sure about that.

Alan

[VnVet]

I'm not sure about that.

Alan

Neither was I.

Corbin's jackets are undersized, my opinion is to produce a core lock to the jacket effect while expanding undersized jacket to the correct diameter. Due to the pressures used to bond and size the bullet insure the lead would uniformly fill the jacket.
Corbin's also answered the question about making pellets at home:
"Pellets, shotgun slugs, pistol and rifle bullets, round balls for muzzle loaders"

OTOH, Center X bullets sells copper Jackets to make your own custom bullets.

Home swaging jacketed bullets is possible. Supposedly, the Lee Loadmaster and the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP presses are capable of the swaging jacketed bullets.

For accuracy, alignment of the lead to the jacket is highly important. At Corbin's site, there's pictures of swaging presses. I've never seen any thing close to them. I'm clueless of how to insure the same with bonding the jacket to the lead.
I have a gage that measures the eccentricity of the bullet to the case.

Trust an ex-engineer's curiosity to dig until he bores you. :lol:

[kyratshooter]

One of the considerations of reloading is the cost factor and comparison of savings to expense.

I never considered swaging a cost effective method for home production of ammo. Too much expense and effort for a questionable product when you are shooting multiple rifles, each doing best with the specific bullet it prefers. Your chances of producing a projectile that satisfies all your rifles is nil.

Most modern components, especially jacketed rifle bullets, are cheap and consistent. If you decide to go one better than the factories, and make a better bullet, they are going to cost you more than the average person wants to spend on a single hand made projectile.

It's not like you are going to improve on the product by much either. I buy jacketed bullets in bulk and with some I can keep groups down to 1/2" @ 100m in specific rifles.

Almost all of them, in any caliber, can be loaded to accuracy levels that were unthinkable 40 years ago.

A couple of years ago I got a coupon in a magazine giving me a $75 discount on a Thompson Center Compass rifle. That put the price of the rifle down to under $100 and they guarenteed me it would shoot inside 1" @ 100 yards. I figured that even if it was close to the claim it would be a usable back up gun. I bought one and put a cheap Bushnel $50 Walmart scope on it.

To my amazement that rifle kept every shot inside the 1" claim no matter what brand factory ammo I used and it came very close to 1" when shooting Malaysian surplus .308 military ball!

I can not see why I would want to set up to swage bullets, which still requires me to purchase core stock, jacket stock and all the test gauges, when excellent performance is available straight out of the box for less cost or expense.

I do cast bullets in every caliber I shoot. That is a different situation and consideration. I can set up to cast and never spend more than $50 for a new caliber. Much less for just a new bullet in a caliber I already produce.

Swaging pellets I will also leave to the factories. I have several air rifles of varying design and quality and they are very picky about the pellets they prefer. More picky even than .22 rimfire! I settled on a .22 pellet that both of my better rifles liked and stocked up on that brand and weight. In .177 I decided to insure that my HW30 was well supplied and stocked up on the brand it likes. The other rifles will just have to take what is left over.

Pellets have gone up post-covid but I was fortunate to have stocked up before that wicked occurrence. A lifetime supply of .177 pellets of moderate quality is not going to break the bank.

One also has to consider the situation where in an emergency you will not be plinking at tin cans with your ammo store. They will be fired only when food is in sight and a hit is insured, so ammo supply can be conserved. A couple of tins of pellets could keep you fed for a long time.

[Alan R McDaniel Jr]

Cost effective? What’s that? I do lots of things simply for the learning how to and to do if I have to. Last time we moved the house effects were done in a day. It took me a year to move and set up all my crap. Still don’t have it all done.

Alan

[VnVet]

It used to be a couple of pellet resellers offered a buy 3 get 1 or the same or less cost for free.

To me, the only bad about Malaysian ball is it uses Berdan primers. Although, Berdan primed ammo can be reloaded it requires special equipment and the primers aren't easy to obtain.
Quite a few military surplus ammo is quite accurate; Venezuelan, Hirt, South African, Radway and more.

The reason modern rifles are more accurate is today's machinery can easily hold extremely tight ± tolerances.

Alan R,
I'm the same way. As you know, it's quite addictive. :lol:

[didnot]

the game is all going to be gone 2 months after shtf, A year after shtf, 99% of the population will be dead. The best way to survive is to get into a tunnel and stay there during daytime. Let the fighting and diseases just pass you by. The viet cong lived in tunnels for 30 years. Anyone who can't manage it for a year is a weak link.

[Rick]

Curious. How much time did you spend in Viet Nam?

[VnVet]

Over 2 years. Infantry and the lure of as many showers as I wanted, a cot to sleep on and mess hall food cinched the deal.

[Rick]

Thank you for your service but my question was for didnot since I suspect he didnot spend time there.

[VnVet]

Thank you for your service but my question was for didnot since I suspect he didnot spend time there.

Thank you for supporting Veterans.

Other than nowhere, I doubt he spent anytime, anywhere..

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