Axis arrows
05-19-2004 | 07:20 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: CT, USA
RE: Axis arrows
Weight & Spine tolerances are very good on average (you get a few clunkers like everyone else who makes carbon arrows). Straightness is a crapshoot, and I'm starting to see the degredation of the straightness in my original doz (they are developing nock or point end wobble)[:'(]
When they are straight they shoot phenomenally well! Scary accurate!
Love the HIT!
A+ for the idea.
C- for overall execution.
They need some refinement. If Easton can do it, they will be the hunting arrow of the future AFAIC. But right now it's a big "if".
When they are straight they shoot phenomenally well! Scary accurate!
Love the HIT!
A+ for the idea.
C- for overall execution.
They need some refinement. If Easton can do it, they will be the hunting arrow of the future AFAIC. But right now it's a big "if".
05-20-2004 | 06:00 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Lehigh County PA USA
RE: Axis arrows
I have not yet noticed the degradation that Jeff made mention of above but he is normally more right than not (
) so I am guessing it is only a matter of time before I do. So far I am fairly impressed with them though. They will most likely be my hunting arrow for this fall unless I experience undo problems with them and my choice of expandable head.
) so I am guessing it is only a matter of time before I do. So far I am fairly impressed with them though. They will most likely be my hunting arrow for this fall unless I experience undo problems with them and my choice of expandable head.
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