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Question for Wood Arrow Shooters

Started by buckeye_hunter, April 18, 2014, 11:02:00 AM

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buckeye_hunter

Thanks for all the input fellas. I never thought to clean the inside of the point. I'm sure that would certainly help. Even after 7-8 years there is still a learning curve......

SlowBowinMO

You'd probably be happiest with POC or Sitka Spruce for a lower weight bow.  Whatever you do get top quality shafts.  Arrow shafts are not the place to try to save a buck IMO.
"Down-Log Blind at Misty River"

arrow flynn

Sitka spruce for that bow or cedar 5/16ths if you can find it. I use epoxy 2 part for points clean em out first they never come loose.mho
Arrow_Flynn

PaulRoberts

Sitka Spruce hands down. Light and amazingly durable for such a light wood.

Mike Gerardi

Kustom King is selling a German spruce shafting. I just bought a dozen shafts and they were very light for raw shafts. The grain was very straight.

overbo

Diminishing returns in what medium. Animals or foam. IMO, You won't get better penetration from a light wood arrow than you will those 585gr carbons. Unless your carbon arrow is poorly tuned.


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