How to get Shurwood shafts shipping for free

[ChiefStingingArrow]

I love the Shurwood shafts but wish I could get them without the shipping cost....Do they ever have sponsor booths out in the eastern side of the state where they sell there shafts at 3d shoots or archery shows? What do you guys do when buying shafts to keep the shipping price down?

[Jakeemt]

Buy their hunter shafts in bulk. They charge 2.25 per shaft and ship free. Cull the ones that are two light or too heavy and sell,trade, give away.

[Matty]

Originally posted by Jakeemt:
Buy their hunter shafts in bulk. They charge 2.25 per shaft and ship free. Cull the ones that are two light or too heavy and sell,trade, give away.

Winner winner chicken dinner!!
That's what I do!

[Surewood Steve]

The postage rated just went up again on the 17th of this month, so this is just a fact of life in this day and age.  I'm going to Denver this next month and will be at The Nocking Point's booth at the Compton Banquet.  If you are there you can pick up some of our shafts, plus what ever else Terry has to offer.  For us to go to the East Coast to do a show the travel costs are very high.  As I've said before we drive 1,000 miles east just to get to Western Colorado, I'm 60 miles from the Pacific Ocean.  But thanks for your business, we live where the big Doug Fir trees grow.  Steve

[Preston Lay]

The nocking point is doing half off shipping today and tomorrow. He sells surewoods so if he's got the ones you want you will be in business.I think in stock only.

[SKITCH]

Originally posted by Preston Lay:
The nocking point is doing half off shipping today and tomorrow. He sells surewoods so if he's got the ones you want you will be in business.I think in stock only.

This is good advice!!  Plus you would be helping out another Traditional small business AND Terry is one helluva great guy!!   If there is anything else you need put it all in one order and save yourself even more.  

[FJTOYMAN]

I just drive there. If I time it right, they buy me lunch.

[ChiefStingingArrow]

Thanks for pointing out the Nocking point to me!