BEST PRICES ON CEDER SHAFTS

[MATHEWS2005]

I bought a dz. 11/32 ceder shafts 45-50 spine for $28.00 TMD on that big auction site. Is there somewhere eles selling them any cheaper?

[magnus]

I'd say that's a pretty good price.

Keeping the Faith!
Magnus

[bigbadjon]

Thats pretty cheap. Word to the wise though, most of the time when you get that low in price it is because the shafts have not been matched.

[LBR]

Shoot me an e-mail.  I don't normally sell POC, but I ran across a deal on some old ACME Premiums.  Bad thing is spines are limited.

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[Gib]

lbr sent you a p.m. gib

[chanumpa]

$28.00 is good if they are good ones.Pocs arent getting the old growth logs they use to I guess.So usually if a guy can find some old ones that were stored right you can really get some good ones.

[JRY309]

For me when I look for POC arrows,I'm more concerned with quality then price.But these days $28 is not a bad price,how was the quality?

[highPlains]

I sell POC for $35. They are hand spined, hand weighed, and matched in very tight groups by me or my brother.

$28 is smokin. I wonder how closely they are matched in either spine or physical weight? If they are all over the place in those areas, and intended to be hunting arrows, $5 is a bad deal.

[bigbadjon]

Tommy, you got an email inbound.

[snag]

I would go with $35 shafts from RMS for the attention they spend with matching them up...money well spent!

[highPlains]

Email answered Jon.

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[bigbadjon]

I'm glad you put that page up an mentioned the spine. The difference of 10, 20, 30 grains of weight is insignificant to a difference of just a few lbs of spine. That is the major problem with mosy wood shafts sold today.

[MATHEWS2005]

Well, I'm not in need of any shafts right now I was just wondering about the prices.But if I keep shooting like I was last night I may need some soon.I Split the side of one arrow with my broadhead and broke the feildtip off another.