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i was thinking about buying a dozen of them what do you guys think about the new arrow with the dual spin weight forward and all that jaz they worth the money?
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Those are the best arrows Korea has to offer. Buy them if you wish, but if I was going to spend that much money on arrows I'd buy Easton ACC's.
Easton = made in USA
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March 16, 2011, 08:23:42 PM »
Its pretty tough for the average archer to tell the difference between real expensive arrows and "cheaper" arrows(my self included). If you shoot a lot I'd go with a couple dozen of something else. That way you don't cry if you break one.
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I tried some weight forward ones, Rebel hunters by Carbon Express, they had such a rough finish on them that I had to have help a few times pulling them out of 3D targets at a shoot last fall. They seemed to shoot decently though.
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Remember the reason they are weight forward is because the camouflage in only on the shaft from the crest area forward. I think they're a great arrow but weight forward is a gimmic in my opinion. The shaft is not tapered nor is the wall thickness tapered. Shoot a heavy broadhead and whatever arrow you're shooting will be weight forward.
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