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Title: 1964 Razorheads on Micro-flite 7 arrows
Post by: TALLON on September 15, 2004, 09:40:00 PM

I just stumbled across and bought an old two piece quiver without a protective hood containing four micro-flite arrows tipped with razorheads which I believe to be from 1964.  Was just wondering if anybody else has any info on this set as far as age and value.

Title: Re: 1964 Razorheads on Micro-flite 7 arrows
Post by: raghorn on September 15, 2004, 10:37:00 PM

You just did a good jod of identifying the year 1964, give or take a few. Value not much. What is the size marking on the MIcroflight? Should be a number. If it is a 7 they would be good for 45-50#
#8 for 55#
IF they will shoot for you go out and enjoy them. Fiberglass shafts are great arrows.
Do not use the quiver! They are a great way to end up with a sharp broadhead in your leg or your buddys.  They also great at cutting any other bowstring within 15 ft!Protective hoods were put on bow quivers for a good reason.I'm probably stating the obvious but I am speaking from experience.

Title: Re: 1964 Razorheads on Micro-flite 7 arrows
Post by: raghorn on September 15, 2004, 10:38:00 PM

Oops, I see you did have the shaft # in the title....sorry.

Title: Re: 1964 Razorheads on Micro-flite 7 arrows
Post by: TALLON on September 16, 2004, 06:00:00 PM

Thanks Ron...they were sitting on a dusty old shelf in a old sports store and I paid $20 for the four in the quiver and one other.  I always like to find out the history of these things I find.
Thanks again.

Title: Re: 1964 Razorheads on Micro-flite 7 arrows
Post by: PAPALAPIN on September 22, 2004, 02:03:00 PM

TALLON

I agree with RAGHORN.  Do not use the quiver unless you are able to pick up a clip on broadhead cover.  For a good example of what can happen with a setup like this.  See the movie DELIVERANCE.