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Choosing the proper arrows?
Kc_Kracker:
Just got back. Archery world made him up some Destroyers. That's not an actual brand that's what they call them because they are some El cheapo's that are good and tough he said they make great first ones because they're just going to go out and destroy them :chuckle:
Boss .300 winmag:
Having a good archery shop set you up is the best way to go IMHO, I could care less about making arrows myself as it just requires more tools etc that I don’t want to buy.
If the bow is set up right from the shop you won’t mess up many arrows, I never messed any up, lost a couple missing the target.🤣
Kc_Kracker:
--- Quote from: Boss .300 winmag on October 23, 2023, 06:38:22 PM ---Having a good archery shop set you up is the best way to go IMHO, I could care less about making arrows myself as it just requires more tools etc that I don’t want to buy.
If the bow is set up right from the shop you won’t mess up many arrows, I never messed any up, lost a couple missing the target.🤣
--- End quote ---
My son is special needs. He's severe ADHD, clinically OCD and autistic, with Tourette's thrown in, I'll be lucky if he doesn't immediately shoot them at the tree, or side of the shop, or my truck, so cheap destroyers will be perfect :chuckle: I'm gonna start out with a dozen, hope those will last til Friday :chuckle:
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