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Author Topic: Graphite Shafts?  (Read 746 times)

Offline Gator1

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Graphite Shafts?
« on: January 24, 2007, 05:22:00 PM »
I have a Kohannah Kurve on order:

51-52lb Recurve..

I have no idea about graphite shafts??

I have done a little research on the Grizzly Stick Sitka Model?

Any feedback on what is good, and what to avoid??

Thank you

Offline buck-tamer00

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Re: Graphite Shafts?
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2007, 07:11:00 PM »
I have the st epics size 400, they are sweet true flyin arrows. all for 60 bucks, these are like the axis arrows  because of the diameter, they are bout 1/4" diameter, so you get way better penetration, I've only used them on small game all year, cant wait to use them on hogs this summer.
I belive kids are the future....unless we stop'em now!!!!!!!

elchen recurve bow 47lb @28"

Offline buck-tamer00

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Re: Graphite Shafts?
« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2007, 07:14:00 PM »
u gotta try the st epics by easton, they are stiiiiiiiiiiiiff arrows!!!
I have size 400, with about 150g on the tip,
they cost 60 bucks for a dozen, I love'm,
they have a very skinny diameter, I'ts about 1/4" just like the axis arrows,
I would give them a try if I were you.
I belive kids are the future....unless we stop'em now!!!!!!!

elchen recurve bow 47lb @28"

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