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Stumpin' With Fragile Aluminum Arrows *^).

Started by George D. Stout, September 16, 2008, 04:15:00 PM

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woodchucker

I've never had a problem stump shootin' with aluminium arrows untill.....I end up ricochetting them off a tree.....

THEN, They look more like horse shoes!!!!!      :banghead:
I only shoot WOOD arrows... My kid makes them, fast as I can break them!

There is a fine line between Hunting, & Sitting there looking Stupid...

May The Great Spirit Guide Your Arrows..... Happy Hunting!!!

david_lewis93

I shot a few 2514's from a wheel bow I had and only killed a couple on re=bar leg supports in the targets .or getting cut on a sideways shot from another shooter,IF I could find out which ones work in my present set up I would be buying more of them and not as many woodies,NOT knocking wood or carbon,shot them too,but I am having problems with my arrows and tuning now so I am dissapointed with my set up is all.
David    out

nutmeg

I shoot 2018 Legacys and love them. I've done a lot of stumpin' with them and they hold up just fine. I like my woodies and also shoot some carbons but my favorites are the aluminums.(nut)
Rich Potter

Mitch-In-NJ

I shoot 2216 Legacy's and they hold up great.  I shoot at fallen trees, ferns, stumps... just about anything.  I use judo points and flu-flus when I stump.  I rarely take shots longer than 20 yards.

The flu-flus and judos help with arrow recovery on that 1 in 100 shot when I miss the target  ;) .  Ricochets don't travel far and never get buried.

Also, the judos don't penetrate that deep and they are damn near indestructible.  To me they seem easier to pull out because of this.

I recently switched from 2018s to 2216s but even when I shot the lighter arrows I was able to get thru a couple seasons without damaging or losing any.
"The encouragement of a proper hunting spirit, a proper love of sport, instead of being incompatible with a love of nature and wild things, offers the best guaranty for their preservation."

-- Theodore Roosevelt

Dozer

Since this is all about alum. arrows I'd like to ask a question. What Legacy shaft would you use for a 55lb at 28" recurve with an arrow length of 28" BOP and 145gr BH. I was just a mouse click away from ordering half a dozen but I've got my woodies tuned so well I'm afraid to start over so I canceled the whole order.
I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.
Thomas Jefferson

Dozer

On another note... George thats a Bear take down isn't it?
I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.
Thomas Jefferson

Troy spear


Mitch-In-NJ

2018s will probably do the trick but you never know.  I shoot a 55#@28" Slammer and I have to use 2216s cut to 29 1/4".  They are spined for 65-70# but fly perfectly out of my bow.
"The encouragement of a proper hunting spirit, a proper love of sport, instead of being incompatible with a love of nature and wild things, offers the best guaranty for their preservation."

-- Theodore Roosevelt

Drew

I use alum for stumping too, no problems either..



Here's Tim's 2020 legacy penetration!
Just a Coyote Soul out wandering...

Tim Fishell

QuoteOriginally posted by Drew:
I use alum for stumping too, no problems either..

 

Here's Tim's 2020 legacy penetration!
 
And I am still shooting that pink 2020 to this day!!!  Thanks for the reminder Drew!!   :knothead:    :banghead:
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