ARROW BARREL FOR SHOOTING BALL BEARING AMMUNITION
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1. An arrow barrel for shooting a ball bearing comprising:
- a shaft having a tail end and a head end opposite said tail end, said shaft configured to receive said ball bearing; and
a nock body coupled to said tail end of said shaft, said nock body having a bowstring end and an ammunition end opposite said bowstring end, said bowstring end comprising a bowstring notch configured to receive a bowstring, wherein a portion of said nock body is magnetized such that said nock body retains said ball bearing during drawing of said bowstring and releases said ball bearing upon release of the drawn bowstring.
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An arrow barrel for shooting a ball bearing comprising: a shaft having a tail end and a head end opposite the tail end, the shaft being substantially cylindrical and hollow from the tail end to the head end and configured to receive the ball bearing; and a nock body coupled to the tail end of the shaft, the nock body having a bowstring end and an ammunition end opposite the bowstring end, the bowstring end comprising a bowstring notch configured to receive a bowstring, wherein a portion of the nock body is magnetized such that the nock body retains the ball bearing throughout the drawing of the bowstring and releases the ball bearing upon the release of the bowstring.
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1. An arrow barrel for shooting a ball bearing comprising:
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a shaft having a tail end and a head end opposite said tail end, said shaft configured to receive said ball bearing; and a nock body coupled to said tail end of said shaft, said nock body having a bowstring end and an ammunition end opposite said bowstring end, said bowstring end comprising a bowstring notch configured to receive a bowstring, wherein a portion of said nock body is magnetized such that said nock body retains said ball bearing during drawing of said bowstring and releases said ball bearing upon release of the drawn bowstring.
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