Make This Epic Bow From A Bike Rim

This is one of those projects that is not only amazingly fun to construct, but the end product is amazing to see in action.

By using an old bicycle tire, inner tube and catapult rubber, you can construct a compound-like bow that is inexpensive, has a rigid frame and great power output.

It also is lightweight, accurate and very simple to build.

The range is about 60 feet and would be perfect for hunting small game and fish.

This type of bow would be perfect in a survival situation or to hone your skills at shooting arrows short-range.

It is also the type of weapon you can make in almost any SHTF situation, because bicycles are everywhere.

To see how to Make This Epic Bow From A Bike Rim!

 

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213 Comments

  1. JR D Klatush said:

    @[100001398866740:2048:Dale Klatush] @[100000908938645:2048:Richie Allen Williams]

  2. John Kerins said:

    I saw it 2-3 weeks ago .. Can’t recall the episode .. But a critter got into his food supply , he was down on black powder so he decided to scavage and found old bicycle parts and made the bow AND got himself a deed …… Interesting show …. I like those shows

  3. Erik Mischell said:

    @[100006906462428:2048:Curtis Bab$#%&!@*] another arrow chucker for us to make.

  4. Seth Joseph Hill said:

    @[1674233044:2048:Jeff], this site has your name written all over it! Like and follow! 🙂

  5. John Paul said:

    It was on “woodsman” John. The guys out in the northwest living in the tree houses. It was the guy that walks around with only flintlock weapons. He shot a doe with it.

  6. John Paul said:

    It was on the “woodsman”, I was thinking mountain men at first too

  7. John Paul said:

    Can’t decide if I like that show or not. I mean I guess the concept is cool but living in a tree?? In the northwest where forest fires are commonplace, these guys will end up losing everything at some point.

  8. John Kerins said:

    Yea … thats it … woodsman … my mistake …. i watch all those shows… got confused ….

  9. John Paul said:

    So do I. I thought mountain men at first too, I like that one a lot better than the woodsmen. Those guys kinda seem like they are a bit off lol

  10. Rickie Hacker said:

    @[1601374637:2048:Douglas D. Eader] @[100000574298427:2048:Eric Kemble] @[100009802833281:2048:Malcolm Cook]

  11. John Paul said:

    Like the guy trekking thru Alaska on mountain men, why would you buy a plot of land so far north? It’s not that hard to get off the beaten path up there, kinda just waiting for him to freeze to death so they can show more of toms story lol

  12. John Kerins said:

    Interesting shows … life below O … yukon gold … M M … love em … wife hates them … LOL

  13. Kirk Hughey said:

    I never thought about that using a half of the bike rim humm …

  14. Jeff Cole said:

    Im all over this, but thinking of putting some pulleys in to increase the power, I’ll let you all know

  15. Keegan Mitchell said:

    I could do that! I’ll be in the valley in a little while to drop off Kylie’s little sister you want me to swing mattys bow by? And I can give him my old one if you would like!

  16. Miguel Torres said:

    @[100009720907831:2048:Elias Nader], I would like to try this out. Looks simple and cheap…

  17. Elias Nader said:

    I’m definitely into homemade gear. Could be fun and useful. I’ll keep an eye out for materials.

  18. Jason Abel said:

    Idk from looks of it recoil from atring looks like itll smack your hand

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