Medieval Crossbow Hunting Bolt

This traditional-style crossbow hunting bolt captures the rugged simplicity of medieval hunting equipment. Built with a durable blackened steel head and a natural wooden shaft, it reflects the functional design used by huntsmen throughout the Middle Ages.

The bolt’s wide, relatively flat tip was historically intended for hunting purposes. Its shape was designed to transfer impact efficiently while minimizing unnecessary exterior damage to the quarry. The leather fletching adds authenticity and stabilizes the bolt in flight, making it a historically accurate addition to any crossbow display or living history kit.

Whether paired with a period crossbow reproduction or displayed as part of a medieval arms collection, this bolt provides an authentic finishing touch.

Crossbows became prominent in Europe during the medieval period, widely used both in warfare and hunting. Hunting bolts were often designed differently from battlefield quarrels. Broader or flattened heads were sometimes employed to bring down game effectively while reducing excessive penetration or hide damage.

Wooden shafts and natural fletching materials such as leather or parchment were common, making bolts durable, practical, and suited to the equipment of the medieval huntsman.

Features

• Historically inspired medieval hunting bolt design
• Blackened steel head with wide, relatively flat profile
• Solid wood shaft for authentic construction
• Leather fletching for traditional stabilization
• Ideal for display, reenactment, and medieval collections
• Crafted by Deepeeka

Specifications

• Overall Length: 11 3/8"
• Weight: 1.1 oz
• Head Material: Blackened Steel
• Shaft Material: Wood
• Fletching: Leather
• Manufacturer: Deepeeka
• Country of Origin: India

This medieval-style crossbow hunting bolt offers historical authenticity combined with durable craftsmanship. With its blackened steel head, wood shaft, and leather fletching, it makes an excellent companion piece for a reproduction crossbow, a living history display, or a medieval arms collection.