The Wirlki
Designed after the "wirlki" or "jawbone"
of the N. Territory of Australia,
it is also known as the "swan neck boomerang"
or the "figure 7 boomerang".
This stick has a reputation as an aerial hunter against flocks on the wing, as well as a formidable tribal weapon.
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Specifications
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Hand crafted from tough black polycarbonate
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Approx. 640mm/25.2" x 360g/12.7oz
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Potential small game hunting range out to approx. 70 meters for skilled throwers
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Total range is approx. 75-95 meters / 82-103 yards (individual results may vary)
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Fluted airfoil
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Hook on the back is a useful bush tool
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Extra stable and forgiving platform
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Head weighted balance and extra stability feels great for short to mid range accuracy
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Mid sized half fluted grip for a snappy, fast, accurate release
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Hook provides enhanced weapon's trapping use
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Standard model is right handed (see our Karli Model for left handed throwers)
Description
Reviews
- Malachi Conway @ RockyInstincts (Queensland, Australia)
Living in Australia it was an unusual choice to purchase an ancient Australian artefact based product, made in the US. But the promoted quality, performance, consistency, reliability and pricing was very appealing and I thought worth the investment/ risk.
I have not been disappointed and quickly purchased a second Boomerang and am very impressed in all areas, especially the performance, accuracy, feel and look- must people think it is hardwood and not polycarb. I dedicate a lot of time to Bushcraft and outdoor living/ hunting skills and have enthusiastically added your hunting Boomerangs to my practice and survival skills kit and are a lot of fun.
I now have the Long Hunter and the Wirlki and look forward to throwing others in the future.
Many thanks and keep up the great work.
- "Kaburra" (New South Wales, Australia)