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jag-mag 05-16-2003 08:05 PM

Carbon or Alum
 
Do you shoot carbon or alum for hunting, and why.

mrfishy34 05-16-2003 08:09 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
i havent gone bowhunting yet or bought a bow yet(but very soon:D) but from all the people i have talked to i think i am deffinatley buyin carbon. they tell me that they are lighter, stronger, and take more damage to them.

bullsi 05-16-2003 08:14 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Carbon -speed and dont break as much as alum. so cost off sets alum.Cant aforde acc.

whitetails & muskies 05-16-2003 08:33 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Carbon....they are either straight, or broke. Although I think a heavy thick walled aluminum may be good for larger game as it will carry some good energy.

IL_BOW_MAN 05-16-2003 08:44 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
I still shoot aluminums. Why, I guess because nobody can convince me other wise. I just prefer my aluminums and don' t feel I need to change.

bigbulls 05-16-2003 08:46 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Carbon
1 they don' t bend
2 they are stronger
3 carbon recovers quicker from the effects of the bow shooting it
4 an equal weight carbon will penetrate better than an aluminum

PA Hardwoods 05-16-2003 09:08 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Carbon for me!!! I don' t think I' ll ever go back to aluminum again. First of all there is the increased accuracy from carbon, second the durability, it is either broke in half or just fine. In creased speed is another reason wich inturn results in some cases more kinetic energy. One thing I make sure of when huinting with carbon arrows is that I use an arrow with atleast 9 grains per inch weight, that way I know i' m getting enough kinetic energy out of my bow.

Hunter001 05-17-2003 07:18 AM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
I use carbon arrows. Becuase they are a lil faster, and they wont bend or break as easy.

bspittman 05-17-2003 08:21 AM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Carbon, b/c they' re a lot faster and very durable. They might cost a little more, but it' s well worth it.

c903 05-17-2003 12:48 PM

RE: Carbon or Alum
 
Aluminum alloy! Has always been a good friend to me for many years.

http://www.alansarchery.pwp.blueyond...WhatArrows.htm



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