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How Much are ya'll paying for ACC's. My Local Pro Shop is charging $200 a Dozen!

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bout 80 bucks for a dozen of my super duper carbon crossbow bolts:D

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I make my own, and that is one of the reasons: the cost. The ones I make fly great, kill deer, and about 30.00 a dozen to make! Can't beat that.[8D]

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That's absurd , no arrow is worth that unless it can launch itself and clean the deer for you . The most I've ever paid for a dozen was $70 , and I considered that a treat for being a very good boy . Lower your standards a bit or find somewhere else to shop , you're being robbed .

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The best prices that I've found are on www.huntersfriend.com. I'll be ordering some more arrows pretty soon.

Tom

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You are getting robbed brotha!
You can buy them online for about $70 at Bass Pro.
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=23922&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=14&hvarSubCode =6&hvarTarget=browse

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Tell the guy you know he needs to make a living but all in one day off of you. That's atleast 120 bucks to high.

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That's a half dozen.........[8D]

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I think hunting equipment in general is getting way out of hand price wise.
We need to stop buying stuff for a while and let them feel the pinch like we do every time we reach into our wallets to pay their crazy prices.

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OOPS!

I don't use them so I missed that one! LOL

If you aren't stuck with using ACC's, you can try the Redhead Carbon Supremes with the Blazers already fletched on them. The Carbon Supremes are actually Carbon Express CX arrows with the Redhead name on them.

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Are you kidding me? Some people don't pay that much for a bow let alone a doze arrows. I think you need to find a new archery shop because they are ripping you off I don't care how good of arrows they are that is just outragous for arrows.

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You guy's are missing the fact he asked about Easten ACC's - aluminum/carbon composite arrows - not a generic $70/doz carbon's.

That price is a little high for finished arrows, but the shafts and components run more then $10 ea dealer cost.

Steve

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For $200 per dozen they'd better also have platinum inserts and give great skull ... ;)

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I amnot saying this to be critical, but why would anyone pay that price? For hunting, I just can't imagine loosing an arrow or breaking it at that price. With the shafts I bought for a good price on eBay and doing my own and having the feathers cut by Gateway from my turkey wing feathers, and it brings down deer, I have to ask what it is that makes someone spend that much? I have guns, and good ones I never paid that much for~ [&:]

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We sell 'em for $145/dozen finished, $120/dozen raw shaft. I'd be tellin your guy to.....well.....nevermind. ;)

I think they just went up some this year.

JLmoore, I hear what you're sayin. It does sting a little, but man, they are just.....awesome! I used to shoot Carbon Excel, and for the money, those arrows are darn hard to beat. I switched to A/C/C and I immediately shot better groups. Any arrow that is both carbon and aluminum is going to cost more, no way around it. More materials involved, more labor, and MUCH tighter tolerances. It's just a matter of how good you wanna be, and I wasn't satisfied w/ the Excels. I am MOST happy now, though. It's hard to understand unless you've shot them.

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Most I've seen start around 120.

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mobowhuntr, I am sure they would make a diff and yes the composite raises the price, and I think a lot more has to do with the skill of the archer, that to me is 90 percent of it. Then with a better quality you can fine tune. I might be able to shoot better, but I have to shoot individual spots to keep from ruining carbon arrows, and I shoot the small diameter, so I guess I am okay for now. I think if I was to seriously compete in IBO, etc, I would invest, but for taking deer and turkeys..... I do okay! :)

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I just stopped at my local pro-shop yesterday and ordered a half dozen arrows. Easton 2314's. Why is that when gas prices go up the price of everythign else goes up. When I bought a dozen of them a few years ago I got a dozen for 40.00, no just a half dozen is costing me 36.00, wtf is going on in the world of hunting???????

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Look at it this way , everything you own arrived by truck one way or another , there's also the energy cost that the mftr. is passing on because of their increased cost . I work in shipping , be prepared for more sticker shock soon . The effect of high fuel prices is only just now beginning to affect the prices of goods and services .

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Yep. The shop is charging about $50-$60 too much for the ACC's.

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WOW!!!!!!!! I can't believe it. The guy asks a question. There are 20 posts and only about 3 of them address the question. And those 3 give a good answer. ACC's generally cost about $120 for shafts and $140 or so for finishedarrows.

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I just looked up in Cabelas and they run 72 bucks for a half dozen and for blanks in the Axis shafts they run from 84-99 dollars.So yeah they're that expensive and if your dumb enough to pay that much to have them then more power to you. All I know is that my aluminums arrows that I build go through a deer just as good if not better than your 200 dollar gold plated, super fancy carbons. Whatever makes you happy though. Enjoy your awesome arrows.

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I would only spend that much on a bow, treestand, or a mount. I couldn't justify that much on arrows since I just deer hunt with mine.

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Thanks for the responses guys. I actually called my old pro shop and he is charging $140 a dozen. It looks like it will be worth the hour and half drive to get them. Besides this guy has always treated me good......

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Acc bare shafts are $130 a dozen at Lancaster Archery Supply.