A Company Mounted Archery Equipment
Military Saddle
A Company has just completed the design of a modern military saddle. This saddle is a design combination of a 13th century Mongolian, the McClellan and a modern endurance saddle. It is simple and bare bones with military function in mind. Trees are custom-made to order for any breed of horse and usually take two months to complete. The pictured tree is made of wood covered in fiberglass, and comes with a 5 year warranty from the manufacturer. It is also available in Kevlar, with a lifetime warranty It comes with wide wooden military stirrups, and uses a standard dressage girth (not pictured). The high cantle and pommel give the rider security, while still allowing range of motion. This model is painted with a hard hammered copper finish. Seat sizes can be ordered from 14" to 16." The basic model cost is $750.
This is the prototype model; production models are available for sale now. Contact Trey Schlichting to order yours.
A Company has just completed the design of a modern military saddle. This saddle is a design combination of a 13th century Mongolian, the McClellan and a modern endurance saddle. It is simple and bare bones with military function in mind. Trees are custom-made to order for any breed of horse and usually take two months to complete. The pictured tree is made of wood covered in fiberglass, and comes with a 5 year warranty from the manufacturer. It is also available in Kevlar, with a lifetime warranty It comes with wide wooden military stirrups, and uses a standard dressage girth (not pictured). The high cantle and pommel give the rider security, while still allowing range of motion. This model is painted with a hard hammered copper finish. Seat sizes can be ordered from 14" to 16." The basic model cost is $750.
This is the prototype model; production models are available for sale now. Contact Trey Schlichting to order yours.
Speed Loading Quivers
A Company has created a new speed loading hip quiver for mounted archery. We have built and tested them, and they work great. Step by step directions on how to make your own are now available to download!
A Company has created a new speed loading hip quiver for mounted archery. We have built and tested them, and they work great. Step by step directions on how to make your own are now available to download!
| speed_quiver.docx (6.4MB) |
Leaf-shaped Quiver
Below is the A Company designed leaf-shaped hip quiver. For step by step instructions on how to build this, download the document below.
Below is the A Company designed leaf-shaped hip quiver. For step by step instructions on how to build this, download the document below.
| Leaf Quiver Build Instructions (.docx) |
U-Finish Bows
These are great basic horse bows from Attila's Archery for under $200. The flexible parts and limbs are a special tapered maple core, while the handle and the syahs are made from ash wood. It comes sanded, and can be finished with varnish oil, paint, or leather.
A Company helps our students customize their bows with an individual look. First, the handle is thinned down, anywhere from 5/8" to 1/2" wide and then 1 1/2" long. This really helps the performance because it requires much less paradox on the arrow. If this is your first bow, we suggest not staining it, but rather using a high quality spray paint to finish it. A Company recommends the Krylon hammered metal finishes, as the paint with be rock hard in 24 hours, yet still flexible. It also lets you touch up blemishes or scratches over the year to make it look brand new again. Finally, the accent wraps are nylon upholstery thread wrapped on and tied off with a center serving knot. Then, the thread is coated with spray polyurethane (satin works best). It is ready to shoot after 3 days of drying in temperatures over 65 degrees.
The bows pictured are finished with Krylon paint, white rabbit fur (blue bow), and beaver fur (black bow). Feel free to contact A Company with questions about finishing your bow.
These are great basic horse bows from Attila's Archery for under $200. The flexible parts and limbs are a special tapered maple core, while the handle and the syahs are made from ash wood. It comes sanded, and can be finished with varnish oil, paint, or leather.
A Company helps our students customize their bows with an individual look. First, the handle is thinned down, anywhere from 5/8" to 1/2" wide and then 1 1/2" long. This really helps the performance because it requires much less paradox on the arrow. If this is your first bow, we suggest not staining it, but rather using a high quality spray paint to finish it. A Company recommends the Krylon hammered metal finishes, as the paint with be rock hard in 24 hours, yet still flexible. It also lets you touch up blemishes or scratches over the year to make it look brand new again. Finally, the accent wraps are nylon upholstery thread wrapped on and tied off with a center serving knot. Then, the thread is coated with spray polyurethane (satin works best). It is ready to shoot after 3 days of drying in temperatures over 65 degrees.
The bows pictured are finished with Krylon paint, white rabbit fur (blue bow), and beaver fur (black bow). Feel free to contact A Company with questions about finishing your bow.
Bow Quiver
A Company has made bow quivers for our horses. Pictured below is one of the designs. Check back here for step-by-step instructions on building these yourself.
A Company has made bow quivers for our horses. Pictured below is one of the designs. Check back here for step-by-step instructions on building these yourself.
