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i'm looking to go aluminum. and need suggestions.
i shoot 65#,27" draw,100 grain bh.

help with spines that would be appropriate.

hntnksn wrote:i'm looking to go aluminum. and need suggestions.
i shoot 65#,27" draw,100 grain bh.

help with spines that would be appropriate.

Aluminum??????

Easton makes Aluminum Softball bats!

hntnksn wrote:i'm looking to go aluminum. and need suggestions.
i shoot 65#,27" draw,100 grain bh.

help with spines that would be appropriate.

theres actually a great new product out nowadays. there called "carbon" arrows.

Visit your local wal-mart they should have what you need.

archer1983 wrote:

hntnksn wrote:i'm looking to go aluminum. and need suggestions.
i shoot 65#,27" draw,100 grain bh.

help with spines that would be appropriate.

theres actually a great new product out nowadays. there called "carbon" arrows.

Visit your local wal-mart they should have what you need.

Yeah, the same Wal-mart you bought that Vectrix!

nebling wrote:Yeah, the same Wal-mart you bought that Vectrix!

Ouch...

i have carbon's but want to try aluminums.

and wasn't it SLOTECH who teamed up with WAL MART........

why go from carbon to alum?

more weight?

jkcerda wrote:why go from carbon to alum?

more weight?

yes

hntnksn wrote:
yes

Buy heavier carbon arrows bubbarooski...

Aluminum???


That's like dumping your 18 year old supermodel girlfreind to date Juan.

Q!! wrote:Aluminum???


That's like dumping your 18 year old supermodel girlfreind to date Juan.

Oh man,

Q!! wrote:Aluminum???


That's like dumping your 18 year old supermodel girlfreind to date Juan.

umm, so they are an improvement

If you want more weight, tell Michael what weight you are looking for, and he will build you a CARBON arrow to match your criteria..........

BTW - Heavier arrows are "old-SChool", You don't need a heavy arrow. Oh wait, you shoot an old-school bow, never mind.

nebling wrote:If you want more weight, tell Michael what weight you are looking for, and he will build you a CARBON arrow to match your criteria..........

BTW - Heavier arrows are "old-SChool", You don't need a heavy arrow. Oh wait, you shoot an old-school bow, never mind.

What do you shoot Richard?

archer1983 wrote:

nebling wrote:If you want more weight, tell Michael what weight you are looking for, and he will build you a CARBON arrow to match your criteria..........

BTW - Heavier arrows are "old-SChool", You don't need a heavy arrow. Oh wait, you shoot an old-school bow, never mind.

What do you shoot Richard?

He's shooting CX Terminator lite's. Or at least he was when I was there 4 months ago.

his bow I meant?

umm, PSE has an insert that you can put in, they sell it with the Black Mamba arrow.

archer1983 wrote:his bow I meant?

Hurt Vectrix.

nebling wrote:

archer1983 wrote:his bow I meant?

Hurt Vectrix.

Holy crap guys. You act like aluminum arrows are manufactured by Osama Bin Laden in the hills of Pakistan or something, they're not that bad. Some people will tell you they prefer them because they are heavier and more accurate than carbon arrows. (unless you bend one)

I shoot carbon arrows, but I shot aluminums for years with good results. I'm still afraid one of these carbon arrows is going to explode and end up in my hand as well.

JC-XT wrote:Holy crap guys. You act like aluminum arrows are manufactured by Osama Bin Laden in the hills of Pakistan or something, they're not that bad. Some people will tell you they prefer them because they are heavier and more accurate than carbon arrows. (unless you bend one)

I shoot carbon arrows, but I shot aluminums for years with good results. I'm still afraid one of these carbon arrows is going to explode and end up in my hand as well.

Heck, I broke an Aluminum X7 Eclipse 2213 once. It was like a RAZOR blade!!!

The other ones I had would just get bent up a little, and then they were JUNK. To each his own, but I'd rather weight down my Carbons before going back to aluminum.

from the Father: "aluminium still kill deer."

I don't think anybody is saying aluminums won't kill, but there are better alternatives out there. You can get some carbons that weigh as much as aluminums. In a couple years we'll all be flying around town in little "The Jetsons" type vehicles folks. The times are a changin.

I know. but my old Model T still runs.

Q!! wrote:I don't think anybody is saying aluminums won't kill, but there are better alternatives out there. You can get some carbons that weigh as much as aluminums. In a couple years we'll all be flying around town in little "The Jetsons" type vehicles folks. The times are a changin.

I hope those vehicles are electric or hydrogen powered, since the price of gas will be about $20 per gallon in a few years as well.

Doesn't SuperChuck Adams still shoot aluminums?