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Cheapest Quality Carbon Arrow

Started by Chaz, March 26, 2011, 03:38:00 PM

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Chaz

Was thinking of shooting carbons but dont want to take out a loan to buy them. CX Predators at lancaster are $49.00 a dozen[not bad] Any other "sleeper" cheap carbons out there. I want a 500 spine in at least 8 gpi. Thanks!
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Mike Vines

Contact Big Jim on here.  He is a sponsor, and sells what you need at a price you can afford.  PM him, and tell him what you are looking for.
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Onions

Look at Beman ICS Bowhunters. I have gone the "blemished" shaft route, and was happy,however, you can find the Beman Bowhunters for $45/dozen shafts on the web "unblemished". Plus I like the all black color.

chris <><

Spectre

Those CX Rebels at Wally World are purty gud.
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Solstice reflex/deflex 45#

wingnut

Big Jim here too.  I've been getting the blems and love em.

Mike
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J.Williams

Another vote for the Beman Bowhunters.Have my son shooting them and they're a good shaft for the money,pretty durable too.

Shawn Leonard

Beman bowhunters as well, but I really like the CE Heritage, you may pay more up front but if they break often you are not really saving anything. The Heritage take a beating and the Bemans don't and the bemans in .500 are only 7.3 gpi. Shawn
Shawn

Canadabowyer

I have been using the Carbon Express Predator II shafts from Braveheart archery and they are very good so far. Tims a sponsor here and gives great service. Bob
"non illegitimus carborundum est"

Reaper TN

I really like the GT Trad blems from Big Jim, I have bought 3 dozen in the last year or so.  I have been playing around with some of the CE Predator II arrows also.  Excellent arrow for the money.
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Chaz

what is thr gpi on the beman ICS shafts in a 500 spine?
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LKH

He's out of the blems.

I have been using them and the CX Terminator hunters which are extinct.   I don't think you can go wrong with the CX line.

Possum Head

Must say Shawn nailed it.The ICS B/H aint durable at all compared to other makes.I hate Jims out of blems as I ordered 2 dozen 2 weeks ago.The B/H's fly great from my curve.

BigJim

I wish I could help you on blems, but only have the 5575's in camo and nuge. Am out of all other blems. I do cary the non blems and CX heritage and Cx predator II's.

I am currently placing an order for a bunch of Beman shafts and will have them on hand soon and from here on.
There are lots of good choices for inexpensive carbons. The Blems are the cheapest and toughest of the inexpensive shafts.
The CX predator II's are also nice shafts, but like the ICS Bowhunter's are not near as durable.
Your welcome to call if you have any questions.

thanks, bigjim
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Onions

My experience is that the GT are not as tough as the Beman's. But the CX most durable of all.
I am shooting the Beman 400's Bowhunters with either 275 on the front or 300 depenping on which bow I am shooting. Total arrow weight is either 565 or 585gr.
For durability with any carbon I am a BIG fan of the aluminum arrow footings. I orginally bought some from 3rivers, however now I make my own out of a 2114 shaft.
I have purposely have shot into big rocks. No arrow damage, although I have broken/lost a few nocks this way.

chris <><

South MS Bowhunter

Big Jim,

What the chance of you adding the GT Expedition line to your inventory?  The GT Expedition 7595 is one tough shaft and pretty economical to boot.  I need a place I can do one stop shop and say on the shipping fee's from buying from separate dealer.
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topGUN

Another vote for Big Jims blems.

Jeff
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52" Kodiak Magnum
56" Kanati
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56" Kanati
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Chaz

yeah , if he had some 35/55's I d jump on them---hint,hint BigJim.....
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BigJim

Guys- I'm a full line dealor for Gold Tip, Carbon Express, and Easton. If I don't stock it, I can have it in just a few days and don't mind ordering. The problem with stocking everything is after 30 days it must be paid for. Not a problem with the stuff that moves quick, but arrow margins are small and it can get real expensive having multiple models and then each has several spines, yadayadayada. We are growing though and every few months I'm adding something and not just weight around my beer belly. If I could just get my wifes dryer to stop shrinking my clothes (I know, old joke)
Bigjim
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reddust

GT Blems,I have been useing them for years,I have several dozen that I bought for around $45 a dz.They are tough, they are blems but most of the time I cannot find any flaws.
michael schingeck


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