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Differences in carbon arrows?

Started by highpoint forge, June 22, 2010, 05:23:00 PM

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highpoint forge

I'm about to order some more, and previously I bought Carbon Express Heritage 250s, and I was given some Gold Tip 5575s that are grey. The Easton Traditional Only shafts caught my eye, and I've noticed they are cheaper than the above as well. My fatherinlaw shoots them sometimes, with no negatives to report.

Any die hard Easton Traditional Only fans out there care to weigh in on their durability, ease of cutting, etc.?

THANKS!

HPF
Black Widow PSAX Bocote 57# @28, 58 AMO
Black Widow PLX Tiger Myrtle 60# @28, 64 AMO
J.D. Berry Osage Argos 60# @28, 66 AMO

Ragnarok Forge

I am shooting the trad only shafts and have been very happy with them.  No complaints about them at all.
Clay Walker
Skill is not born into anyone.  It is earned thru hard work and perseverance.

Mamba

i shoot the traditioanl only and they are great, by far the most durable arrows I have found, they hold up at the Muzzy.  You could also buy, Beaman ICS camo hunter,according to my local bow shop they are the same arrow with camo instead of wood grain.  Same dimensions and weight.
peter Osimanti

highpoint forge

I like the wood grain personally, and sort of hate the pinkish hue of the Carbon Express Heritage.
Black Widow PSAX Bocote 57# @28, 58 AMO
Black Widow PLX Tiger Myrtle 60# @28, 64 AMO
J.D. Berry Osage Argos 60# @28, 66 AMO

stevemfwills

they shoot great out of my pma,and they are made in america
if we are not suppose to eat animals,then why are they made of meat


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