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SUREWOODS from Braveheart

Started by kennym, January 07, 2012, 07:54:00 PM

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Randy Morin

Yeah, someday I should switch to wood arrows just for the change itself.  As with other products I'll order from Tim first if possible.

kennym

Hey, this a thumbs up thread to Tim, not sure if I made that clear!

Seemed to me that the wood were not as finicky to tune as carbons. Anybody else see anything like that?

I still have plenty of weight with the wood, but the heavy FOC is out the window.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Jason Kendall

I hate carbons and I love aluminums but your thread is making me want to go wood again. Nothing quieter than wood arrows in a side quiver, and a whole lot easier to tune than carbons IMHO.

kennym

That was my thought Jason, just wondered if I was foolin myself or just got lucky tuning.
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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michaelschwister

Yes, I too believe woodies are much easier to tune than  carbons.  And Aluminums come far more consistant than carbons. Woodies can be grouped to be far more consistant than carbons.  The low frequency of occilation of carbon shafts hides these shortcomings. It is the sting and glue nature of the way carbons are manufactured.  That is why the best target shafts combine carbon and aluminum.
"The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good example; to a father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect" - Benjamin Franklin

Ray Lyon

I don't believe that wood can be more consistant than carbons, but I believe wood can be shot as well as carbon at hunting ranges.  I've shot wood, aluminum and carbon (lot's of different ones) and the Easton Axis is a great shaft.  That being said, I love shooting and playing with wood arrows and the three deer i shot with wood arrows this fall didn't know the difference.
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dragonheart

...and Ray is it not just cool to take an animal with a wood arrow.  Just kinda is right when you walk up and see that wood arrow, knowing that the ancient bowman and classic bowman of the past took game with the same type of arrow you are taking game with.  It gives me an appreciation of the past and the accomplishment.  Some will say that is insignificant, I beg to differ...
Longbows & Short Shots

congratts!  :thumbsup:  way to getter done before season is over.

Firstarrow

Cool!
You just can never tell what those durn arrows will break on!
Being first, making a mark and being part of
something great!
Rich

May you keep the wind to your nose, have the patience of Job, and have your Firstarrow fly true.

Manitoba Stickflinger

23 years since I built some woodies and I'm pumped to say "I just ordered test kit B"!

Looks like a monster bear will meet wood this spring!

Crash

I'll add my vote to the great service and quick shipping.  I don't think it's humanly possible to get stuff out any faster than he does.
"Instinctive archery is all about possibilities.  Mechanist archery is all about alternatives. "  Dean Torges


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