Satellite Archery Arrows??
06-24-2007, 02:11 PM
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Satellite Archery Arrows??
Are these arrows any good for hunting. The platinum shafts are said to be .001 straightness and plus or minus 1 grain in each shaft. They also look to be largerthan the carbons I am shooting (Beman Team Realtree 400's H.I.T.).What size number would be equivilent to a 400 Bemans for these arrows? They seem to be too good to be true with all that accuracy. The no seam idea seems to make sense but I do not have a lot of knowledge when it comes to arrows. I think they were priced around $110.00 the last time I looked.
What do you guys think?
Curtis
What do you guys think?
Curtis
06-24-2007, 07:23 PM
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RE: Satellite Archery Arrows??
Yes, I have. They're a little hard to find, are a little expensive, and not anything special from what little I've heard. I'm not sure, but I think they are made by Escalade Sports now. I'd keep looking; there are probably arrows out there that are easier to find that are better.
06-28-2007, 10:09 AM
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RE: Satellite Archery Arrows??
I shoot GT, Super Carbon (no longer made), and Carbon Express. I like CX over the GT's, but I am also hearing very good things about Victory, who is a new company that has made arrows for other brands for quite some time. You might check them out if you are looking for a new brand.
07-20-2007, 07:08 PM
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RE: Satellite Archery Arrows??
I have some of the satellite platinum series-2980.The arrows have held up really well.And they are straight.i only have 1 i cant use because i nailed it right down the nock with another of the same arrow.killed 2 deer with same arrow on complete pass through-both time. the last blew through the deer,and lodged it in side of tree!just needed new vain.
