| Pattern Number | Name | Period | Length |
| #2C | "The Western Bow" | 1100 - 1600 | 27 - 32 inches |
This is a popular bow that appeared all over western Europe, from the eleventh through sixteenth centuries. It is simple and rectangular in section, with a quarrel groove and metal sideplates. One of the most widely depicted crossbows in medieval manuscripts and paintings.
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| Base Price for the #2C "Western Bow" | $330.00 |
| Choice of Woods for main body - (Specify when ordering) |
(Included in base price) |
| Tung Oil Finish | $30.00 |
| Wooden Lockplates | $12.00 |
| Horn Release | $95.00 |
| Micarta-Lined Groove | $40.00 |
| Bow Irons | $95.00 |
| Basic Sights | $30.00 |
| Renaissance Sights | $85.00 |
| Steel Lath | $80.00 |