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manufactured- footed carbons update?

Started by Smallwood, April 27, 2009, 12:07:00 PM

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Tom-Wisconsin

Any further word about the footed shafts?
"A clean kill or no kill, Lord
Such is my heart's desire
Give me the skill to make it so
Or let me hold my fire"
Timothy D. Cook
40# Indian Archery Recurve 1965
Wisconsin Traditional Archers

crossstickspro

QuoteOriginally posted by wudstix:
Was that the wood dowel inside the shaft idea I heard about?  Sounds like it would make one heck of a heavy arrow.
I shoot 31.5 inch arrows with at least 24in poplar dowels (axis 340s with 1/4in dowl) it adds about 4 grains each inch and i use locktite 60 min epoxy they are heavy and do slow the shot down a little but the durability and penetration works for the better. keep in mind that i shoot 63# at 30in so my power stroke is a bit longer and harder than most.
Crossstickspro, Not my name ... more of a goal

dino

I just got some carbon rod that I was going to start playing with this past week.  It slides right inside a .250 shaft and is about 21 gpi.  Hope to make some up this next wek if I get some time. dino
"The most demanding thing you can ask of a piece of wood is for it to become an arrow shaft. You reduce it to the smallest of dimension yet ask it to remain it's strongest, straightest and most durable." Bill Sweetland

Blake Dustin Adams

Crossstickpro how much spine does that much doweling add to your arrows?  I would think that with that length of internal footing the spine would increase greatly.

rollin

Smallwood, You could try and contact Ted Fry
 with Raptor Archery. There was a thread back
 in NOV. about some (proto-type) shafts he
 was testing.

Smallwood


J-dog

Check out Ted Fry (Raptor archery) and his signature line of paralell AD shafts. They come with a internal footing you can cut to length, he says it fits tight in the arrow - adds strecgth and weight.

have not tried them yet - so no personal experience but look like a winner. I am torn between those and hammerheads  :knothead:   for this year.

J
Always be stubborn.

Captain hindsight to the rescue!


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