GRAPHFLEX arrow?

[Jon Stewart]

Anyone know anything about these.  They  are dark grey glass arrows and appear to  be about a size 7 or 8  in microflite size). I am thinking about fletching them up and using them.  Any thoughts?

[BrianfromTulsa]

I shot them back in the 80's.  Seems like they were really heavy.  Don't know why they quit making them but they have been discussed here before.

[Bow-n-Head]

What color is the "GRAPHLEX" printing on the shaft??  That tells the sizeor spine.

[Cootling]

I shot them a bit back in the day.  They were made by Gordon plastics, as Brian notes, in the 1980s.  The early model was dark grey.  Later they were a sort of yellowish tan color.

[Jon Stewart]

BnH the writing is yellow.  would like to know the size.

[Tom Phillips]

I may have chart from Company if you want more info.Send me an email [email protected]

                 Tom

[ken denton]

I made us lots of dozens and wholesaled them. They shoot great and are about the right finished weight with a 125 grain head.
They are tough also. Ken

[Doc Nock]

They also made the GlasShaft, which was a fiberglass composite.

I had a couple dozen of the I-60 (spine 55-60@28"). Someone in the NE snatched them off the St. Jude auction.

I still have a dozen. Well made, strong, heavy and shot well out of the right bow... then went an lengthened my danged draw!  

[Bow-n-Head]

Jon;  Colors (spine) went; green,black, yellow. red. Green being the weakest. Yellow is recommended for 70# @ 28" bow. Hope this helps.

[Shakes.602]

Sounds like a Fine BowFishing Arrow.