you get what you pay for
#11
RE: you get what you pay for
ORIGINAL: sngehl01
Bass Pro's arrows are dubbed Redhead arrows.
They are made by Carbon Express, I believe. There are Carbon Fury (10, 11 gpi, 250 or 350 spine, +-.006") 45$ a dozen
Carbon Supreme (don't remember GPI, maybe a half grain or so lighter then the fury's, .250 or .350 spines, come with blazers or durvanes, also come crested if you'd like, +- .003", have a "bufftuff" finish) 70$ and up.
Carbon Maxx (don't remember GPI again, .250 or .350 spines, blazers or duravanes, available crested, +- .0025", supposed to be a great arrow) 89$ a dozen I think.
I've had great luck with the redhead arrows so far. The Carbon Fury's are almost a mirrow to the dominator 300 (a little heavier, which could be good or bad depending on what you value more, KE or FPS).
ORIGINAL: JOE PA
Are these carbon arrows from Bass Pro that are called (there) Carbon Tech, or are they actually Carbon Tech (as in McKinney) arrows? I would not be happy with that either, but it is about a 180 degree difference from my experience with Carbon Tech Cheetahs.
Are these carbon arrows from Bass Pro that are called (there) Carbon Tech, or are they actually Carbon Tech (as in McKinney) arrows? I would not be happy with that either, but it is about a 180 degree difference from my experience with Carbon Tech Cheetahs.
They are made by Carbon Express, I believe. There are Carbon Fury (10, 11 gpi, 250 or 350 spine, +-.006") 45$ a dozen
Carbon Supreme (don't remember GPI, maybe a half grain or so lighter then the fury's, .250 or .350 spines, come with blazers or durvanes, also come crested if you'd like, +- .003", have a "bufftuff" finish) 70$ and up.
Carbon Maxx (don't remember GPI again, .250 or .350 spines, blazers or duravanes, available crested, +- .0025", supposed to be a great arrow) 89$ a dozen I think.
I've had great luck with the redhead arrows so far. The Carbon Fury's are almost a mirrow to the dominator 300 (a little heavier, which could be good or bad depending on what you value more, KE or FPS).
#12
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RE: you get what you pay for
A response I expected to hear.
I agree also. If I didn't work there I probably wouldn't shoot them either. I just get a pretty decent discount on them, and for the money they're untouchable.
I was just clearing up the fact (incase anyone would ever be wondering) that Redhead are the "Bass Pro" arrows.
Hopefully you'll find something that work well for you.
I agree also. If I didn't work there I probably wouldn't shoot them either. I just get a pretty decent discount on them, and for the money they're untouchable.
I was just clearing up the fact (incase anyone would ever be wondering) that Redhead are the "Bass Pro" arrows.
Hopefully you'll find something that work well for you.
#13
RE: you get what you pay for
im sure if it is as much as cheap arrows as it is a fluke or posibly something it hit in the target,,i shoot the cheap wal-mart arrows and i have had absolutly no troubles with them,,my dad has even busted nock out of the end of some and it barely cracked the shaft if any at all, (but he did not shot them again), i have very little money to spend every year on stuff, so i look for cheaper stuff basicall, sure it might bite me in the butt one day but has yet to...just my .10
good luck
good luck