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    #16
    If you have to ask...
    Break it in two and chunk it, it's what I would do.

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      #17
      When in Doubt, Throw it Out. Dont take the Risk Brother.

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        #18
        buying new arrows is cheaper than Dr. bills

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          #19



          why take the chance? Throw it away or use it for something else.

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            #20
            It would make a great cover for your truck antenna. But, DON'T SHOOT THAT ARROW!

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              #21
              dont shoot it, if anyone on here knows about arrows breaking i do. trust me on this one.

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                #22
                I wouldn't risk it.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Huntingnut View Post
                  It would make a great cover for your truck antenna. But, DON'T SHOOT THAT ARROW!
                  That's exaclty what i was going to do with it!!!

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                    #24
                    Call me crazy but i have shot tons of arrows like that. I just super glue the nock in and glue all the splinters down. Of course i am shooting a recurve so i am dealing with a lot less energy. I would not recommend anyone do the same.

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                      #25
                      Is this arrow toast?


                      Nope

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                        #26
                        Originally posted by timbobowhunter View Post
                        When in Doubt, Throw it Out. Dont take the Risk Brother.
                        ^^^This.

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                          #27
                          Make it into a back scratcher....

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                            #28
                            If you have to ask, you should know the answer!

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                              #29
                              no brainer for me


                              $12.00 for a new arrow ............................. vs.................. $1200 + for surgery and risk losing your hand

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                                #30
                                Throw it away

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