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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: String Cutter on January 17, 2007, 03:14:00 PM
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Been thinking of going to a heavier arrow for my lighter # bow.
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Try "Pennwoods" ... I think they are in Pa.
I know they carry ash...
Hope this helps.
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Allegehny woods is good.
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Alleghany arrow woods are tops in my books; best shafts I have ever made arrows from.
BD
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Raptor's a sponsor here, and has Douglas Fir, Ash and Birch. Good shafts from good folks!
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Troy Breeding, Sticks and Strings- great source for excellent hickory shafts. Sponsor also.
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I get my ash shafts from Raptor Archery
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does any one have a website for Allegehny woods ?
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Ted Fry at Raptor, I like ash, heavy and tough.
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does any one have a website for Allegehny woods ?
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Allegheny Mountain Arrow Woods website address is www.arrowwoods.com. (http://www.arrowwoods.com.) I've bought birch and ash shafts from them several times and have been pleased with the quality and service.
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Checked 'em all out and Allegheny was cheaper by far. Got 2 Doz. Tappered Ash for $74 shipped. :clapper:
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You'll love the tapered ash, I have never shot a better arrow in terms of flight and durability.
Also I have had no probs getting them straight by hand in less than 2 minutes.
BD
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If someone is located in Europe, then he/she might trust in the shafts from Jürgen Arnold at www.whitewood.de (http://www.whitewood.de)
He has got Ash, Birch, Larch, Pine and maybe some other stuff.
I had very tight spine and weight tolerances. This, in combination with good initial straightness and smoothness, has convinced me that I've finally found my source for shafts.
After 20yrs. POC I switched to Birch shafts in general, but I have some Larch also. Especially for my ELB battleshafts. They have a good weight in them and do fly just great.