Crossbow CHU-Ko-Nu
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Its name comes from a version of the weapon improved by Zhuge Liang (181-234), a famous military leader and prime minister of the kingdom of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period; Chu Ko Nu literally means "Zhuge's crossbow". The soldiers who wielded the weapon were named after him. That is why they were called "chu ko nu" foot soldiers. This crossbow can shoot up to 6 frames ( or arrows ) in a row ...Print the frames or use Bic pen or pencil. The lever will be fixed with 2 screws m4 of 35mm, do not tighten too much for a good functioning. CAUTION, do not leave within the reach of children without supervision, shoot in a suitable target. Use a rubber band of 3 or 4mm in diameter
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