How' s that ole saying go? If it ain' t broke, don' t fix it!

Yeah I have had a few arrows where it was getting hard to read the #1 on the vane thru the dried blood. I' m sure not coincidentally my best was 5 with the same shaft and it was also an Easton A/C/C , a 3-49.

I do test shoot the arrow before I reuse it and take the broadhead apart and clean completely check each blade and sharpen them back to as good as new or I would change the blades if necessary. I really consider that my lucky arrow it is a 339 acc Matt and in my humble opinion the ACC is one of the best shafts on the market.

I had 4 with one arrow before losing it. The last few deer I shot have all had the arrows stay in them and bend/break. Time to get a faster bow

I reuse the arrows until they won' t fly straight. I don' t need to keep buying arrows to make this any more expensive than it already is.