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Cheap Cedars?

Started by mellonhead, April 23, 2008, 10:15:00 PM

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mellonhead

I'm looking for a place to buy some cheap cedar shafts for stump shooting.  Loking for something like seconds I quess.  Anyone know were I can find some at?  Thanks.

Bjorn

Look on the unmentionable auction site-search for 'cedar' under 'shafts'. I think the supplier is Wapiti Archery in Oregon.

mellonhead

Thanks Bjorn, I'll check them out.

SCATTERSHOT

If you're not stuck on cedar, American Woodcrafters has birch dowels for $25.00/100. They require a little work and culling, but they are CHEAP, and make great arrows.
"Experience is a series of non - fatal mistakes."

Dave Huff

I got a bunch from FS Discount Archery, came out to 19.95 a dz. Not as cheap as those dowels, for stumpin' that's a heck of a deal.
It is a world with dew still on it, more touched by wonder and possiblitly than any I have since known.

Ron LaClair

"Life's too short to shoot cheap cedars"

I think I saw that on a bumper sticker...   :biglaugh:
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Gordon martiniuk

cheap on arrows cheap on accurate shooting .jar loose buy some good arows and enjoy yourself as Ron says life is too short to shoot cheap ceders  :knothead:
Gord

dino

I'm with Ron on that one, but Wapiti and Rose City do make alot of stumpers. 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

mellonhead

How about other shaft materials?  I have only ever used POC.  Would Douglas fir or Sitka Spruce hold up any better?  I go stump shooting about every day.  I have already broke 5 this week.  Just looking for a cheaper alternative or a better shaft material.

portugeejn

I've had good experiences with Douglas Fir.  Of the arrows I've tried I've broke the most in Cedar, 1 in Sitka Spruce, none in Doug Fir (or aluminum, but I don't count those!:-)

Ron


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