Waxing carbons?
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The past few years, I waxed my XX75 arrows to keep them from making any noise while drawing my bow. Now that I' ve made the switch to carbons (CE Terminator Selects), noise while drawing is slight, but audible. Is wax still a good noise stopper, or are there better things for this purpose?
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Don' t get any Armoral around the fletchings though. That stuff can settle into the carbon and cause some huge headaches when you refletch[
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I am a mole skin man
, nothing IMO is more silent on the draw
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I am a mole skin man
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Do you think a NO# 1 Victor,might be overkill?
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I will give you the benefit of the dought and say you are a tapper. Wich leads me to guess that a NO# 1 Victor is a Trap
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A big one I suppose
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So to answer your question, no, moles are pretty tough
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