Slayer Calls ArchAngel Bugle Tube

The patent-pending back pressure system creates resistance that helps you control the airflow more precisely. This allows you to produce louder, higher-octave notes without needing to blow as hard, which is particularly helpful when you need to call frequently or for long periods.

Acrylic is a denser material that eliminates the hollow, artificial resonance often found in cheaper plastic tubes. This results in a much richer, deeper, and more guttural tone that sounds significantly more realistic to elk.

At 22 inches long and weighing just under 11 ounces, it is a standard size for a professional-grade bugle tube. While it is not a compact model, the length is necessary to achieve the resonance and volume required for authentic bull elk vocalizations.

The ArchAngel is designed to be versatile and works well with most standard diaphragm calls. Because the tube itself provides excellent back pressure, you may find that you can use a wider variety of reed tensions than you could with a less efficient tube.

The 1.375-inch opening is designed to provide a secure seal for your mouth while still allowing for the airflow needed to produce high-volume calls. It is a standard diameter that should feel comfortable for most callers, though personal preference on mouthpieces can vary.