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<blockquote data-quote="gamerprinter" data-source="post: 9255038" data-attributes="member: 50895">Native American Weapons Chart:Native American Bow - used by all tribes, with varying arrowheads from flint to steel.Great Plains Throwing Lance - used from Canada to Texas, Missippi to the Rocky Mountains, with reused Mexican spearpoints.Ojibwe Deer Leg Effigy War Club - hardwood with burled elbow and ball, resembles an Elk's leg.Cree/Osage Gunstock Axe - favored war axe using gunstock bases as excellent weighted war club axe.Battle Tomahawk - used primarily for melee fighting, can be thrown, but not perfectly balanced.Throwing Tomahawk - balanced for throwing.All Carbines - preferred firearm of tribal peoples as it's lightweight, lever-action, repeating rifle able to be wielded from horseback.[ATTACH=full]344946[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gamerprinter, post: 9255038, member: 50895"] [B][SIZE=5]Native American Weapons Chart:[/SIZE] Native American Bow[/B] - used by all tribes, with varying arrowheads from flint to steel. [B]Great Plains Throwing Lance[/B] - used from Canada to Texas, Missippi to the Rocky Mountains, with reused Mexican spearpoints. [B]Ojibwe Deer Leg Effigy War Club[/B] - hardwood with burled elbow and ball, resembles an Elk's leg. [B]Cree/Osage Gunstock Axe[/B] - favored war axe using gunstock bases as excellent weighted war club axe. [B]Battle Tomahaw[/B]k - used primarily for melee fighting, can be thrown, but not perfectly balanced. [B]Throwing Tomahawk[/B] - balanced for throwing. [B]All Carbines[/B] - preferred firearm of tribal peoples as it's lightweight, lever-action, repeating rifle able to be wielded from horseback. [ATTACH type="full" alt="native-weapons-chart.jpg"]344946[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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