I just received my new bow (used but new to me WHIP) and I'm in need of some new arrows because my new bow is a little heavier in draw weight.
I'm currently using 2016 on my older bow (58", 46# @ 28") but my new one (62", 52# @ 28") I believe I'll need either 2018, 400s or 55/75.
My question is where can I a 1/2 dozen arrows at a good price and good service on the internet?
My local shops deal mostly in wheelies so they only carry vanes on their arrows.
THANX
Badger arrow is who i get mine from. They have great service. i have also bought from 3 rivers and kustom king with good results. All of them are sponsors here, and all build good arrows. There are other sponsors here that do as well, but these i have personal experience with. Hope this helps.
BADGER ARROW...............
These run $47.99 a half dozen, the 45/60 is a .400 spine. I'm sure Paul at Badger or any of the sponsors here can help you out fine too.
Carbon arrows and shafts at Braveheart Archery (http://www.braveheartarchery.us/new_page_29.htm)
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Bob Lee Archery, great folks and one of the sponsors here.
DJ
I just ordered a dozen from 3Rivers ( http://www.3riversarchery.com/ ).
I have some ordered from Badger and Paul has been extremely helpful, I look forward to seeing the arrows he's making me.
David
3Rivers Archery
I generally buy most of my arrows here in the classifieds, lol. I fletch my own however, so I also buy arrows when they are one sale locally and then just scrape the vanes off and re-fletch with feathers.
Your 2016's should still work, try playing with the point weight a little to stiffen them up, go a little lighter if you need too. 4 lbs shouldn't make that much difference unless you are right on the threshold of being too weak already, they will get to the target a little quicker. I treat the aluminums the same as carbons to get them flexing right.
Terry
Kustom King is about the only place I know that a half dozen can be had for about half the cost of a dozen. I am mainly referring to carbon shafting. I don't know why other suppliers don't catch on. You may not live long enough to need a second half dozen unless you're a really bad shot or prone to taking shots at squirrels in treetops! (nothing wrong with that)
SlowBowinMo,
Is that the price of the arrows as viewed? With wraps and all?
I would think it would be real tough to shoot feathers and not own a fletching jig. I got that cheap bohning one and love it. It is really easy to do.
You can buy a half dozen Easton XX75 Camo Hunter aluminum shafting and they usually run $30.50 at Bowhunters Superstore.
http://www.bowhunterssuperstore.com./
South MS Bowhunter,
Those arrows come exactly as pictured, for $47.99 a half dozen or $89.99 for a full dozen. They are in stock and ready to ship, no waiting time.
This link has more info:
Carbon arrows and shafts at Braveheart Archery (http://www.braveheartarchery.us/new_page_29.htm)