Is this arrow toast??

[Burnadell]

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[Mayhem]

no brainer for me


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

your a little light here blake, my bill was around 20k total and my part after insurance was around 1600-2000.

[Texas8point]

Tomato stake. Its just not worth the risk.

[slayer]

I take those arrows like that and cut them down and use them on my kids bows. Their bows are shooting alot less poundage and i cut the arrow down for their length. Never had a problem.

[txdukklr]

Use it to stir paint with, I would not shoot that arrow.

I would under no circumstance allow anyone to shoot that arrow again.

[WCB]

Why would you ever take a bad arrow and "make" it safe for kids???
Buy them good arrows and stop being such a cheapskate...

Hold it in both hands and use your thumbs as "levers" to snap the arrow in two. And don't believe Keep if he says it hurts like 2 broken thumbs...