i hate carbon arrows
08-16-2008 | 09:38 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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From: Hughesville, PA
RE: i hate carbon arrows
Have fun bending them after you get them all nice and tuned....I was almost ready to go back to alums but a friend of mine just did go back to them and realized why he left. He has out of twelve left and its not like he misses.....the facts are that alums bend and carbons don't...I will work with the carbons everytime.
08-16-2008 | 09:51 PM
#23
Typical Buck
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From: (39.02N -95.68W)
RE: i hate carbon arrows
Aluminums aren't bad or evil. We shouldn't criticize someone for wanting to use them or feeling more comfortable with them. I killed I don't know how many critters with them. Where in the hell would we be right now without the advent of aluminum arrows. I'll tell ya; using wood. SS2000 has obviously used them for quite some time successfully, and he is going to continue to be successful with them.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
08-17-2008 | 03:40 AM
#24
Thread Starter
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From: Elm city, N.C.
RE: i hate carbon arrows
ORIGINAL: Snood Slapper
Aluminums aren't bad or evil. We shouldn't criticize someone for wanting to use them or feeling more comfortable with them. I killed I don't know how many critters with them. Where in the hell would we be right now without the advent of aluminum arrows. I'll tell ya; using wood. SS2000 has obviously used them for quite some time successfully, and he is going to continue to be successful with them.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
Aluminums aren't bad or evil. We shouldn't criticize someone for wanting to use them or feeling more comfortable with them. I killed I don't know how many critters with them. Where in the hell would we be right now without the advent of aluminum arrows. I'll tell ya; using wood. SS2000 has obviously used them for quite some time successfully, and he is going to continue to be successful with them.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
You know, i thought about saying sorry or something like that, being a newby to this site. But then after some thought, i said no,thats crazy. Where in the world the guy that said i came on a little strong got that from i have no idea. Maybe he makes carbon arrows and i really scared him????
Thats part of why i've read the posts far more than ive commented or asked a question on here. These guys get little stars under there name and they think what they say is the gospel. Now i know this will prob. get a long post back about why i have the problem, but come on i ask about getting your broad head true, inline with your arrows. Then i get told i probably have " cheep arrows, not spined correctly, dont know how to spin them, probably do it on my fingers, and over all just dont know what i am doing.
And i came on alittle strong. Give me a break. Why do you think so many folks switched to mechanical broads, They dont have to do hardly any tuning at all. But i cant say this for sure as i have never used them either.I hate mechanical broads as well.Ha Ha Ha!!!! No i think some of you need to lighten up and read the original post before you go off chashing the wrong rabbit. And to all the folks who gave some real good suggestions, i think you and will probably will have to realy you for any more questions cuse these other guys will prob. never talk to me again. That is after they reply to this.Well thanks again for the good ideas, And hey i have 3 pages on this post now, little ol me. Whooed of ever thunk it.Hey Snood Slapper thanks, and the first deer i ever killed was with a port oxford cedar shaft.
Thanks, Steve
08-17-2008 | 06:48 AM
#25
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Maine
RE: i hate carbon arrows
I think most folks have abandoned the conceptof tuning broadheads to alignment with fletchings.
Welcome to the forums SS2000!
08-17-2008 | 10:41 AM
#26
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Blissfield MI USA
RE: i hate carbon arrows
ORIGINAL: Ben / PA
Have fun bending them after you get them all nice and tuned....I was almost ready to go back to alums but a friend of mine just did go back to them and realized why he left. He has out of twelve left and its not like he misses.....the facts are that alums bend and carbons don't...I will work with the carbons everytime.
Have fun bending them after you get them all nice and tuned....I was almost ready to go back to alums but a friend of mine just did go back to them and realized why he left. He has out of twelve left and its not like he misses.....the facts are that alums bend and carbons don't...I will work with the carbons everytime.
I have also never seen picture of an aluminum arrow sticking out of someones hand because it exploded on release either.
And you can straighten aluminum arrows if you want to, try that with a carbon.
The truth is aluminum arrows are still the better technology as far as quality control and consistency for the price. Carbons are just lighter is all, which is what made them popular to begin with.
Paul
08-17-2008 | 12:16 PM
#27
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Ohio
RE: i hate carbon arrows
ORIGINAL: SS2000
Hey you said it Snood Slapper.
You know, i thought about saying sorry or something like that, being a newby to this site. But then after some thought, i said no,thats crazy. Where in the world the guy that said i came on a little strong got that from i have no idea. Maybe he makes carbon arrows and i really scared him????
Thats part of why i've read the posts far more than ive commented or asked a question on here. These guys get little stars under there name and they think what they say is the gospel. Now i know this will prob. get a long post back about why i have the problem, but come on i ask about getting your broad head true, inline with your arrows. Then i get told i probably have " cheep arrows, not spined correctly, dont know how to spin them, probably do it on my fingers, and over all just dont know what i am doing.
And i came on alittle strong. Give me a break. Why do you think so many folks switched to mechanical broads, They dont have to do hardly any tuning at all. But i cant say this for sure as i have never used them either.I hate mechanical broads as well.Ha Ha Ha!!!! No i think some of you need to lighten up and read the original post before you go off chashing the wrong rabbit. And to all the folks who gave some real good suggestions, i think you and will probably will have to realy you for any more questions cuse these other guys will prob. never talk to me again. That is after they reply to this.Well thanks again for the good ideas, And hey i have 3 pages on this post now, little ol me. Whooed of ever thunk it.Hey Snood Slapper thanks, and the first deer i ever killed was with a port oxford cedar shaft.
Thanks, Steve
ORIGINAL: Snood Slapper
Aluminums aren't bad or evil. We shouldn't criticize someone for wanting to use them or feeling more comfortable with them. I killed I don't know how many critters with them. Where in the hell would we be right now without the advent of aluminum arrows. I'll tell ya; using wood. SS2000 has obviously used them for quite some time successfully, and he is going to continue to be successful with them.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
Aluminums aren't bad or evil. We shouldn't criticize someone for wanting to use them or feeling more comfortable with them. I killed I don't know how many critters with them. Where in the hell would we be right now without the advent of aluminum arrows. I'll tell ya; using wood. SS2000 has obviously used them for quite some time successfully, and he is going to continue to be successful with them.
SS2000, I think you've just had a bad experience with some pre-made arrows. If you ever feel like giving carbons a try again, just order the shafts without inserts installed (you can have them fletched if you like) and then give me a PM. We'll get those things spinning true without a problem through PM's.
You know, i thought about saying sorry or something like that, being a newby to this site. But then after some thought, i said no,thats crazy. Where in the world the guy that said i came on a little strong got that from i have no idea. Maybe he makes carbon arrows and i really scared him????
Thats part of why i've read the posts far more than ive commented or asked a question on here. These guys get little stars under there name and they think what they say is the gospel. Now i know this will prob. get a long post back about why i have the problem, but come on i ask about getting your broad head true, inline with your arrows. Then i get told i probably have " cheep arrows, not spined correctly, dont know how to spin them, probably do it on my fingers, and over all just dont know what i am doing.
And i came on alittle strong. Give me a break. Why do you think so many folks switched to mechanical broads, They dont have to do hardly any tuning at all. But i cant say this for sure as i have never used them either.I hate mechanical broads as well.Ha Ha Ha!!!! No i think some of you need to lighten up and read the original post before you go off chashing the wrong rabbit. And to all the folks who gave some real good suggestions, i think you and will probably will have to realy you for any more questions cuse these other guys will prob. never talk to me again. That is after they reply to this.Well thanks again for the good ideas, And hey i have 3 pages on this post now, little ol me. Whooed of ever thunk it.Hey Snood Slapper thanks, and the first deer i ever killed was with a port oxford cedar shaft.
Thanks, Steve
And we all are not just talking to somebody in particular. We're putting out our thoughts and idea's to the World WW. They're for everybody to like, dislike or doole funny faces on.You made a strong comment and others responded strongly. Who's right, who's wrong, I don't care. I'm mostly here for the entertainment.[8D]Just an fyi, the word "hate" is a stong word and causes others to come on strong, but like I said it don't matter to me. I don't make arrows, I'm a wood whisperer.
later
08-17-2008 | 07:57 PM
#28
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Maryland
RE: i hate carbon arrows
ORIGINAL: The Rev
If ya hate em, the don't use em.... I wouldn't use anything thing else myself. Don't blame the arrow, blame either the equipment or lack of knowledge about tuning.
If ya hate em, the don't use em..
.. I wouldn't use anything thing else myself. Don't blame the arrow, blame either the equipment or lack of knowledge about tuning.
08-17-2008 | 08:03 PM
#29
Fork Horn
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 487
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From: WV
RE: i hate carbon arrows
The truth is aluminum arrows are still the better technology as far as quality control and consistency for the price. Carbons are just lighter is all, which is what made them popular to begin with.
08-18-2008 | 05:51 AM
#30
Spike
Joined: Nov 2007
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RE: i hate carbon arrows
There are little like O rings that you can put between your broadhead and shaft. I find that they help make the broadhead spin true. I bought my at cabelas. I'm not sure if you can find them on line or not. I find that the use of the o ring and trying different broadheads on different shafts you can get it to work. I shoot muzzys also.
