cutting arrows
04-23-2008 | 07:58 PM
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Typical Buck
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cutting arrows
I just bought 2 cx maxima arrows today to try out and they shoot perfect out my bow.My question is when cutting these arrows with the weight forward built in should I get them cut from the front or back.I normallybuy the bare shaft arrows and build my own.Anyone know the proper method for cutting these arrows.
04-24-2008 | 10:07 AM
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RE: cutting arrows
Robert.
Where these cut then made up?
If so they would have more than likely cut from the front end. If it was me I would be cutting them from the back to keep as much weight forward as I could.
Where these cut then made up?
If so they would have more than likely cut from the front end. If it was me I would be cutting them from the back to keep as much weight forward as I could.
04-24-2008 | 07:16 PM
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RE: cutting arrows
Yea RUSSEL they were cut from the front.That is why I wanted to know the correct method for cutting them,because if I decide to go with these particular arrows I would be buying them bare shaft and making my own.I was thinking along the same line as you though,makes more sense to cut from the back for the retention of more foc.
04-24-2008 | 08:36 PM
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RE: cutting arrows
Yea I guess i see your point thanks.Hey dan talked to a guy in ruston louisiana the other day who knows you.I went in to have a new cable slide and serving on my string where it comes in contact with the string supressor and he reconized that it was one of yours and asked me how I liked it.He has one also he showed me his rest and sight you dipped for him and said he had just spoken to you tuesday about some more stuff you are doing for him.Can't recall his name but he works at mckenny honda super store in tha archery shop.Smal world uh
04-24-2008 | 08:54 PM
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RE: cutting arrows
ORIGINAL: treboryerf
Yea I guess i see your point thanks.Hey dan talked to a guy in ruston louisiana the other day who knows you.I went in to have a new cable slide and serving on my string where it comes in contact with the string supressor and he reconized that it was one of yours and asked me how I liked it.He has one also he showed me his rest and sight you dipped for him and said he had just spoken to you tuesday about some more stuff you are doing for him.Can't recall his name but he works at mckenny honda super store in tha archery shop.Smal world uh
Yea I guess i see your point thanks.Hey dan talked to a guy in ruston louisiana the other day who knows you.I went in to have a new cable slide and serving on my string where it comes in contact with the string supressor and he reconized that it was one of yours and asked me how I liked it.He has one also he showed me his rest and sight you dipped for him and said he had just spoken to you tuesday about some more stuff you are doing for him.Can't recall his name but he works at mckenny honda super store in tha archery shop.Smal world uh
Dan
04-25-2008 | 05:38 PM
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RE: cutting arrows
Yea that was his name,and i will if I see him,doubt I do though I don't get that way to much.They are the only bowtech dealer in the area and I live about 60 miles from them.
