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out of the pack I think Carbon Express are in my experence the most durable and tough arrow. the heritage is the best arrow shaft I have used ,, if you have to foot an arrow to make it tough means its a little week to start with
-------------------- Gord Posts: 701 | From: Alberta Canada | Registered: Jan 2007
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The most durable for me are the AD Hammerhead Trads with aluminum collars, brass inserts, unibushings and g-nocks. I have never broken one from shooting, but any arrow can break when sticking out the side of a big, live animal.
Allan
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The most durable for me are the AD Hammerhead Trads with aluminum collars, brass inserts, unibushings and g-nicks. I have never broken one from shooting, but any arrow can break when sticking out the side of a big, live animal.
Allan
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Wow, seems like the old Beman hunters without the outserts. I could see those becoming pretty popular in months to come...
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"Shoot this for me." -Chuck Nelson Posts: 1933 | From: Saratoga County, NY | Registered: Aug 2004
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quote:Originally posted by Gordon martiniuk: ..............if you have to foot an arrow to make it tough means its a little week to start with
I foot my Beman MFX Classics..........nobody said I "have" to.
But, it don't mean they're weak just because I choose to add a couple of inches of 2020 aluminum shafting to the business end. I would do that to any carbon arrow regardless of what make it is. It's added insurance just in case I hit a rock or something.
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Don't know for sure.....but have been shooting arrow dynamics trads exclusively for nearly a decade for many reasons. ....durability is one.
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Well, I just have to Speak Up about this one, THERE AINT ONE!! I really Dont Mean to "Ruffle Any Feathers", but they scare the Waddin' Outta' Me!! Aluminums and Good Old Woodies are MY Personal Choice!! "Dont Hate ME Becuase I LOVE Cedar!!"
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Reason for wanting tough is.....??? If you want best buy in carbons going - buy Big Jim's GT Blems and who cares if you break a few at $43.00 a doz! Buy MFX,CX,ACC or axis and they may be tougher and better but you can have three doz blems for same price - there is no question that 3 doz GT blems will outlast 1 doz anything.
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