Your hunting arrows for this year?
07-27-2006, 03:22 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
Rick, check on ebay you can get a doz Pro hunter 77/95 if you want them...
Rick, check on ebay you can get a doz Pro hunter 77/95 if you want them...
07-27-2006, 03:39 PM
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
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Beman Black Max MFX 400's at 29" Wrapped and Blazed
Beman Black Max MFX 400's at 29" Wrapped and Blazed
07-27-2006, 03:46 PM
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
I will be shooting the GT Pro Hunters.
Rick, look into the 22 series Ultralight Pros. They will finish out in your desired specs and are just as durable as the hunting shafts, even more so when you use the GT pin nocks and adapters.
I would use them instead of the Pro Hunters but I bought 2 dozen of the Pro Hunters last year and only have a dozen of the 22 series shafts (my 3d arrows).
Rick, look into the 22 series Ultralight Pros. They will finish out in your desired specs and are just as durable as the hunting shafts, even more so when you use the GT pin nocks and adapters.
I would use them instead of the Pro Hunters but I bought 2 dozen of the Pro Hunters last year and only have a dozen of the 22 series shafts (my 3d arrows).
07-27-2006, 03:53 PM
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
A/C Super Slim 400's for me, but they won't qualify for the less than $100 retail price you set. At 28" they are also over the 400 grain limit you mentioned. There is nothing wrong with those Axis arrows you are thinking about and..........they are one tough arrow.
07-27-2006, 03:54 PM
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
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I will be shooting the GT Pro Hunters.
Rick, look into the 22 series Ultralight Pros. They will finish out in your desired specs and are just as durable as the hunting shafts, even more so when you use the GT pin nocks and adapters.
I would use them instead of the Pro Hunters but I bought 2 dozen of the Pro Hunters last year and only have a dozen of the 22 series shafts (my 3d arrows).
I will be shooting the GT Pro Hunters.
Rick, look into the 22 series Ultralight Pros. They will finish out in your desired specs and are just as durable as the hunting shafts, even more so when you use the GT pin nocks and adapters.
I would use them instead of the Pro Hunters but I bought 2 dozen of the Pro Hunters last year and only have a dozen of the 22 series shafts (my 3d arrows).
07-27-2006, 04:31 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?
I am currently shooting Axis 340s and have been very impressed with them. They group great and hold up well. I have also heard good things about eastons new Full Metal Jackets. I was shooting in a 3D tourn a few weekends ago and a friend of mine shot through a target and hit a concrete wall with his, not even a scratch on the shaft.
