Carbon express devils wrath?
#2
Yeah, but it was a fluke. I was at BPS last year and found a dozen Gold Tip Pro Hunter 7595's in Hardwoods HD that were pre-cut to my exact length. I'm assuming that someone cut them wrong for someone else. They are the exact arrows I shoot and they were marked down to $75.00. I was all over that deal.
#3
Yeah, but it was a fluke. I was at BPS last year and found a dozen Gold Tip Pro Hunter 7595's in Hardwoods HD that were pre-cut to my exact length. I'm assuming that someone cut them wrong for someone else. They are the exact arrows I shoot and they were marked down to $75.00. I was all over that deal.
#4
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 13
sorry to hijack the tread.
all to the op i shot some arrows i got at wal-mart on time and they kinda did surprise me. but i got them on sale. but if you pay full price @ $7.00 an arrow there are better arrows cheaper in my opp.
Beman ICS hunters for one.
#5
#6
I am wondering what or why you guys think Gold Tip 7595 are any better than any other top of the line carbon arrow. IMO I think it's more how they are built or assembled not so much as the actual shaft. The other thing I'm confused on is the fact that Gold Tip are on the cheaper end of the quality arrow price chart.
#7
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
I am wondering what or why you guys think Gold Tip 7595 are any better than any other top of the line carbon arrow. IMO I think it's more how they are built or assembled not so much as the actual shaft. The other thing I'm confused on is the fact that Gold Tip are on the cheaper end of the quality arrow price chart.
Suppose the new cheap arrows from walmart start warping quickly (arrows do)? Report back after a season.
#8
I am wondering what or why you guys think Gold Tip 7595 are any better than any other top of the line carbon arrow. IMO I think it's more how they are built or assembled not so much as the actual shaft. The other thing I'm confused on is the fact that Gold Tip are on the cheaper end of the quality arrow price chart.
You're right though. The best shaft in the world won't fly well if it's not selected properly and built correctly, and even low end shafts can perform admirably when put together well. I just like the Pro Hunter specs and they've always performed flawlessly for me.
#10
I'm sure you're right Bernie, but when I stumble across a dozen shafts priced at $75 that normally cost $170. I'm buying them. I'd probably buy the Pro Hunters anyway though. I just like them.
Last edited by LittleChief; 07-27-2011 at 05:34 AM.