kae
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 Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 4:00 pm Post subject: Indoor Arrows |
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So, what indoor arrows are you lot using this year?
(For target that is, lol).
I'm using 400 spine Fatboys, 28 3/4 long, 4" vanes and 180grain piles 
Kae.
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Club: Greenbank Company of Archers
Bow: Green Fusion Hoyt Helix, Border TXG's
Sight: Shibuya Ultima
Arrows: ACE's & Fatboys
Accesories: Doinker Long rod & Twins
 
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Herbie
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 6:00 pm Post subject: |
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1813 xx75s but fitted with 4" shield feathers (when the postal strike ends).
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Club: Blue Arrows
Bow: Winstar II
Sight: Shibuiya
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Mjollnir
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 8:46 pm Post subject: |
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2214 X7 cobalts 32" with 4" fletchings
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Club: Cambus Archery Society
Bow: SF PRO riser, with SF Carbon limbs
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Arrows: Easton Navigator FMJ 460 spine
Accesories: Merlin Triad Stabilisers
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pHz
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 8:52 pm Post subject: |
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28" 1913s with bigass kurly vanes
no idea how theyll fly when used in anger (actually - not quite true - set them up with a second button in the garden today) but they look VERY cool
slainte  rob
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Club: Isle of Thorns Archers
Bow: merlin elite / merlin elite 36# (39#)
Sight: AGF safari / beiter
Arrows: cartel x-pert 820 / 110gn piles / g-nocks / x-vanes
Accesories: spigarelli carbon rods / merlin v-bar
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Mjollnir
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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Wow love the fletchings 
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Club: Cambus Archery Society
Bow: SF PRO riser, with SF Carbon limbs
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Arrows: Easton Navigator FMJ 460 spine
Accesories: Merlin Triad Stabilisers
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segolden
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Club: none
Bow: Quinn Comet XL, Grozer Horsebow, KG ELB, Two Rivers R/D
Sight: DAS Kinetic SRF
Arrows: Easton X7 Eclipse 1916's, GT XT Hunter 3555's
Accesories: Sims SRS stab, enhancer & Limbsavers; Dawgware side-quiver
Awaiting MBLLC Phoenix bow
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Steve B
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 2:27 am Post subject: |
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I have some 2312 X7's that I need to put together yet , I was going to put 4" feathers on and I have 160 grain points ...just gotta sort out the optimium length
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Club: Phoenix Field Archers of Sale. Victoria , Australia
Bow: Bowtech Commander
Sight: Copper John Ants
Arrows: Gold Tip Pro's
Accesories: Carter Just-B-Cuz
  
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Mjollnir
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 7:36 am Post subject: |
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| Steve B wrote: | | just gotta sort out the optimium length |
I wish I had that luxury 
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Club: Cambus Archery Society
Bow: SF PRO riser, with SF Carbon limbs
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Arrows: Easton Navigator FMJ 460 spine
Accesories: Merlin Triad Stabilisers
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Steve B
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 12:50 pm Post subject: |
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hahaha, pity to have such long arms, easy to adjust the dynamic spine for me with a 28" AMO draw length
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Club: Phoenix Field Archers of Sale. Victoria , Australia
Bow: Bowtech Commander
Sight: Copper John Ants
Arrows: Gold Tip Pro's
Accesories: Carter Just-B-Cuz
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fred
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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How about 1/2" ash shafts  7" hand cut fletchings with silk bindings self nocked bodkin heads  good line cutters
FRED
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Club: Die Hard Archers
Bow: KG 1
Sight: none
Arrows: matched wooden
Accesories: none
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Mjollnir
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| Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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| fred wrote: | How about 1/2" ash shafts 7" hand cut fletchings with silk bindings self nocked bodkin heads good line cutters
FRED |
Ah but they would exceed the 0.93cm maximum thickness for target archers 
*Digs trench, Dives in, Incommminnnnnng*
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Club: Cambus Archery Society
Bow: SF PRO riser, with SF Carbon limbs
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Arrows: Easton Navigator FMJ 460 spine
Accesories: Merlin Triad Stabilisers
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segolden
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Club: none
Bow: Quinn Comet XL, Grozer Horsebow, KG ELB, Two Rivers R/D
Sight: DAS Kinetic SRF
Arrows: Easton X7 Eclipse 1916's, GT XT Hunter 3555's
Accesories: Sims SRS stab, enhancer & Limbsavers; Dawgware side-quiver
Awaiting MBLLC Phoenix bow
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Nick Forster
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| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:55 am Post subject: Indoor Arrows |
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I'll stick with my ACE's
I dont want to play with my bow tune to match different arrows and i have a couple of sets of acers.
Nick
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Club: Nene Bowmen
Bow: KG Kudos 40LBS KG Apex Limbs
Sight: Shibuya ultima carbon pro
Arrows: ACE's 520
Accesories: Arten 2000 carbon longrod and twins
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Desert Archer
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Location: Mesa, Arizona USA
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| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:12 pm Post subject: |
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After a couple years of shooting Easton X7s indoors I decided to follow the Frangilli's recommendations in The Heretic Archer and switched to Navigator FMJs. They tune and fly better and my scores are improving so I'm pretty much a believer now, i.e. skinny arrows are better for 18m or 20 yards than the fat ones.
Dave
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Club: Usery Mountain Archers, Papago FITA Archers, Arizona Bowhunter & Field Archery Association
Bow: 2 Spigarellis, 2 Best of Italy, 1 Bernardini Nilo (in route)
Sight: Barebow Recurve
Arrows: All are aluminum/carbon Eastons.
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Mjollnir
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| Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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Tis kinda one of my arguments, if you can shoot well, why do you need line cutters 
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My shoes are too tight, but it doesn’t matter, because I have forgotten how to dance. |
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Club: Cambus Archery Society
Bow: SF PRO riser, with SF Carbon limbs
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Arrows: Easton Navigator FMJ 460 spine
Accesories: Merlin Triad Stabilisers
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