Low priced arrows
Contributors to this thread:Community
From: beebo
02-Jul-18
I'm looking for cheaper arrows, that aren't complete junk, not for hunting, but just for summer target practice. Any suggestions?
From: Glunt@work
02-Jul-18
Fleetwood carbons. They come prefletched with vanes or feathers. 31" with inserts installed but they send an extra set of inserts so you can cut to length.
From: KsRancher
02-Jul-18
X2 on KPC. I have always shot Easton ACC and Montec broadheads. Got tired of spending so much on arrows and broadheads. So I just went to Beeman ICS and muzzy broadheads
From: WV Mountaineer
02-Jul-18
KPC X 2. Great shaft and very affordable
From: Glunt@work
02-Jul-18
Lancaster has the Beeman "White box" arrows for $5.00ea right now.
From: JL
02-Jul-18
You can get some Chi-comm arrows cheap on EBay. Some of the guys on LW speak well of them....especially the wood and bamboo shafts.
From: Old School
02-Jul-18
I pick up arrows crazy cheap at Wal-Mart after archery season. Our Wal-Marts will have Carbon Express arrows eventually marked down to $1 each.
From: Straight —» Arrow
03-Jul-18
I didn't know the chi-coms even made arrows. I hate to think what would happen if I tried to launch a wood or bamboo arrow....
From: Bowfreak
03-Jul-18
Gold Tip Expeditions. Now they just call them the Hunter. They are hard to beat. I actually do the majority of practice with the hunters and hunt with the Pros but the Hunters shoot so well I will probably hunt with them too this year.
From: Bou'bound
05-Jul-18
When practicing do you guys lose or wreck a lot of arrows generally?
From: beebo
05-Jul-18
I do at when trying to site in distance(60 yards or more). I hate it. Looking into getting a backdrop to put up behind my 3d deer to prevent losing them when sighting in distance. Note: i'm not hunting at these distances I just like the challenge of it.
