Anybody out there using them? It's a lot of $, but if they're as tough as advertised, and eliminated damaged shafts, that might offset some of the initial cost.
I shot wooden arrows for over 30 years. Plenty of experience with aluminum, glass, and other carbons in recent years, as well. I'd just like to know if the claims about this one are true.
I also asked this with very little response about 6 months ago. I ended up setting up some standare 75/95 shafts and just weighted the front.
I got to thinking about how often I break a carbon arrow, almost never. So i opted for the cheaper arrows.
God Bless,
Nathan
I've only shot two turkey & one deer with the heavy hunter 500's & some stump shootin, haven't broke one yet.
I like them, there a really nice looking shaft with good tolerances, for whatever it's worth.
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