are the ones made by friends. Especially when you're friends with Snag
Earlier this Spring I picked up a couple of Super Kodiaks here on Tradgang in 45# and 50# as a way of easing back into shooting hunting weights.
I really didn't have arrows set up to shoot perfectly out of them. I was shooting some 2018's and they were okay, but they weren't perfect and I was using 125 grain screw in points and wanting to shoot wood with 150 grain tips. Well, I got a chance to do some trading with Snag for a dozen beautifully done Doug Fir arrows.
I picked them up on Thursday, but didn't have a chance to shoot them until today. With 150 grain points they fly beautifully from both bows.
The first group of three I shot at 20 yards with my 45# bow.
Retrieved the arrows and shot another group with the 50# bow at 20 yards.
Come on September!!!
David, all I can say is 'Thank you'. These are truly beautiful, well crafted works of art that will be put into play this Fall.
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