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zak123 05-29-2004 01:26 PM

Carbon Express terminators
 
How did you like these arrows? Are they worth the price? Are they good for hunting deer? Thanks

thenuge15 05-29-2004 01:58 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
I like mine, I have been using them for 3 years now. Mine werent that expensive (89.99 a dozen fletched). I thought they were good for hunting and have no complaints.

zak123 05-29-2004 02:01 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
$90!! I can get some from nwoutdoorshop.com for $47. They're not fletched but I have a jig. I can even buy a jig and fletch them and still come out cheaper.:D

thenuge15 05-29-2004 02:25 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
Yeah but you need an arrow saw to cut them to length, then you have to add in inserts,fletchings,glue and labor. I don't think there that much cheaper because fletching costs a lot around here.

pearsonpredator 05-30-2004 09:14 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
I have the 60-75's, and am switching b/c of draw weight change(down). They're heavier than most at 10.something per inch. They are made in Korea if that matters to you, doesn't to me. I did have a prolem with one, where the nock joins the arrow its splitting or peeling from the top down, and this arrow was shot 2ce only! The others look good. I may buy the 45-60's or what ever the next size down is. They are around 9 gpi. Great for K energy. Nocks are tight on my serving, but I am told my serving is .23 or there abouts.

On a scale of 1-10 I'd say these are an 8.

rcd567 05-30-2004 09:49 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
These have been my primary arrow for hunting these past two years. I shoot 45-60 size @ 29" @ 60#. Apparently, www.fsdiscountarchery.com has some RiverBottom camo at .003 straightness. I don't find them on their websight but they are currently re-working it. I plan to get a dozen of these and fletch them with the new NAP Quikspin vanes. BTW, I've taken a couple fat does with these arrows. Shoot straight, lots of KE.

DaBoys 05-31-2004 04:34 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
I prefer the CX version as they are straighter and lighter.....
But in any hunting stitiation the terminators should provide the K.E. and
tuffness anyone could ask for.

nubo 05-31-2004 05:46 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
I have some Terminator's in 60-75 for my Patriot Dually and have used them for 2 season's,I picked them up off of e-bay for 30.00 U.S. a great deal by me and the arrow's are great to.

nubo

thruthevitals 06-01-2004 02:45 PM

RE: Carbon Express terminators
 
Im switching from alluminum back to carbon and i had two of these that i picked up at kmart last year (6075 version terminators). they shoot good off my bow and you can cut them with a steak knife believe it or not. A friend of mine in wva showed me last season and i have done it on several occasions with this particular arrow. Just need to take your time score it alll the way around, then slowly saw away. Just picked up a dozen from eders cut and fletched $68.


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