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nub 03-27-2003 07:47 PM

RE: Repairing carbons?
 

I don' t really see what' s so unsafe about repairing a 1/2 inch crack, If you used 2-part epoxy, heck that stuff is stronger than the carbon itself!
Anyone have a copy of that pic of Jax' s(?) thumb or wrist with the carbon arrow sticking out of it?[:' (]

Timbrhuntr 03-27-2003 08:56 PM

RE: Repairing carbons?
 
Dave:

Do you know how the arrows got damaged? I have the terminator hunter selects in 6075, and have been shooting them for over a year with little or no wear and no cracks.The only ones I was able to damage went through my target and hit the concrete block wall behind it.I just bought a dozen more because I like them so much . I hope that this is not a defect to new shafts.

Tim.

DaveH 03-29-2003 12:41 AM

RE: Repairing carbons?
 
I' m not sure how they became damaged. On one, I found it this way when it hit the tire I have as a backstop behind the target. Only the point and a small part of the arrow went into the tire, but the nock end was where the damage occurred. As for the other one, it may have been a collision with another arrow, but the damage was identical to the first one.


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