A Boy's Workshop: With plans and designs for in-door and out-door work

by Harry Craigin

Fig. G.
(After wire was drawn through.)

A blunt leaden head is made by pouring three or four melted buck-shot into a cylinder of paper, wrapped around the end of the arrow, slightly larger at the open end, and tied on by a piece of thread. The wood of the arrow must be cut thus: ([Fig. H].)

Fig. H.

The paper is put on thus: ([Fig. X].)

Fig. X.

It should look like this after the metal has been poured in and the paper all stripped off. ([Fig. I].)