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Old 09-13-2008, 10:48 AM   #1
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Guys, I just receieved a doz POC arrows for my selfbows from Paul Jalon, elitearrows. Works of art. I am so used to being disappointed from 3rivers, and others. Just plain junk from 3rivers especially. But I put these on a spine tester and all are within 2lb of each other. All wieght 460gr +/-6gr.

I have been shooting aluminum 1816's out of a 50lb osage bow, and they make alot of noise. But shot well, and now with these cedars, much quieter, and seem more forgiving.

If you need cedars, give em a call.

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Old 09-13-2008, 11:00 AM   #2
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I have been shooting aluminum 1816's out of a 50lb osage bow, and they make alot of noise. But shot well, and now with these cedars, much quieter, and seem more forgiving.
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Old 09-13-2008, 01:20 PM   #3
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When I used to shoot cedars,I ordered a dz. that were supposed top be hand weighed and spined.They were the worst matched set of POC(or should I say POS)arrowsI ever had.Never bought from them again.Glad you found a good arrowsmith,it definitely makes a differance
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I have been thru 2 sets of cedars that varied in wieght 100gr. Varied in spine 10lbs. Thats crazy. Like you Jim, I swore em off. But if these work out well this season, I might go back to cedars for my heavy bows too.
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Mark.

Thanks for the heads up
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Old 09-14-2008, 01:05 PM   #6
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What are you talking about Russ. You probably would just go out to your shop and whip up a doz in a few hours. As fast as you and Burnie makes bows, arrows would bea piece of cake. I am still on my second self bow for months now.
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I am still on my second self bow for months now.
Yeah but it's gonna be a beauty when you get it finished

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You probably would just go out to your shop and whip up a doz in a few hours.
I think I will stick to making bows

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As fast as you and Burnie makes bows,
Thats only when I get the right laminations, have hit a big snag with the take down it should have been finished a month ago, now I have no idea when I am going to get it done

You dont have a drum sander laying around collecting dust by any chance?
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