I Need Arrows!!!

[Christian]

I am currently shooting a Bowtech G3 set at 60lbs with a 28" draw and I shoot 75 gr fixed broadheads. I strictly bowhunt and I am on a very tight budget and I am looking to purchase a dozen arrows. I am looking in the $60.00 range. I have looked at the Easton Excel or Epics but was wandering if .005 straightness is OK? If anyone has any other suggestions in that price range I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

[Dave49749]

I like www.blackhawkarchery.com

Arrows they are reasonable priced, straighter .003 and weight sorted +- 2 grains,so far I have had no problems at all with them.

Here is a link to Lancaster.com and the arrows, made to order are $60 a dozen.

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=38_79_65_85&products_id=253

[ArcheryBowdoctor]

Using the 75 grain head I would just for the heck of it check the FOC. I liked to run just over 10% for my set up.

BUT if it works do not mess with it! :)

[D_Hunter]

For the money these are a very good arrow. I have been using them from a 58# Mountaineer bow for the last several years. I am mainly a bowhunter myself but did use these arrows in a winter target league this last season. These grouped very well for me and I will not hessitate in buying more. ( I was using the Epic 400's)

[Byron]

Christian,

I'm getting these arrows with a bow I just bought. I can sell them to you for $55 delivered to your door. Here's the description:

One Dozen PSE Carbon Force Hunter 200 arrows.
Factory fletched with 4 inch vanes 2 yellow 1 white, Flo Green nocks.
Arrows cut to 29 5/8 inches long with inserts installed.
Measurement is from throat of nock to end of insert.
Arrows are Brand New never shot.

PM me if you're interested.

Best Regards,
Byron

[TnRidge]

Gold Tip XT Hunters .

[uptracker]

GT's ... no others.

[Guybo]

When i started using carbons i went with Goldtips and have never had any reason to change. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a good carbon shaft.

[Blueracer]

Arrows they are reasonable priced, straighter .003 and weight sorted +- 2 grains,so far I have had no problems at all with them.

Here is a link to Lancaster.com and the arrows, made to order are $60 a dozen.

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=38_79_65_85&products_id=253

Hi, according to D'49749 these look like a good arrow, with a good price.
And checking out the specs on them compared to many other high-line companies, they appear to be a great deal. Does anyone know anymore about them or used them before? A p.m. is just fine also. Thanks

[djkillaz]

dont buy arrows cause there cheap!! Pick a few different brands you like w/ the correct spine for your set up!!! Will make your set up more accurate.

[passthru]

Personally Id stick with one of the Big 3- GTs Carbon Express, Gold Tip, or Easton(Bemen). You get what you pay for in carbon arrows. It seem that with the smaller brands its a revolving door as whos hot from year to year. Ive shot Carbon Express 400s since 1999 and have had NO issues with them. I have also shot Easton ACCs 4-49s and also shot the 3-60s for awhile and had not trouble with those either except they did bend from time to time on shot at game.

[shades9323]

Try to find some "carbon impacts" or some "airforce" arrows. Both are made in Michigan.