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Nichunter

12-03-2007 10:09 AM

RE: selecting arrows

[quote]ORIGINAL: BGfisher

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(what kind of tournaments)

I shoot mostly 3d but also participate in Fita tournaments.

SevenMag

12-03-2007 10:25 AM

RE: selecting arrows

on the budget thing i'm lookin at the Carbon Express CX arrows, seems like a good arrow and a fair bit cheaper than maximas (wish i could afford maximas)... local gander has the CX for $49/ half doz (maxima hunters were $69/ half doz)... seems like it might be a good balance between performance and cost...

BGfisher

12-03-2007 04:43 PM

RE: selecting arrows

CX's are pretty good arrows, but the prices you are quoting are a rip off. Especially for the Maxima. If I were going to spend that I'd shoot ACC's.

Hey, something I just thought f that sn't mentioned much. Easton Redlines.

Thinking again, for known distance I am not so sure I just wouldn't shoot Easton Cobalts or X7's.

Michbowhunter

12-03-2007 05:08 PM

RE: selecting arrows

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ORIGINAL: BGfisher

CX's are pretty good arrows, but the prices you are quoting are a rip off. Especially for the Maxima. If I were going to spend that I'd shoot ACC's.

I might be wrong, but I believe the Carbon Express Maxima shafts are better and more expensive than the Easton A/C/C.

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