Arrow Lube

[bowmech]

What kind of arrow lube are you using, (if any) on the layered targets.
Just such a pain to remove the arrows from them.

[Skinny]

Rub a bar of soap along the shaft and that will make it pull out easier.

[Low Fence]

Rub a bar of soap along the shaft and that will make it pull out easier.

^^^^^^ thats what I use on old 3-D targets. I bet it will work

[6.8mmSPC]

Woody's Arrow Lube FTW

[Greywolf in Hawaii]

I use dry wash on alums, just do the front half other wise you can't hold onto it to pull it out.

[TexaswBOWhunter]

Armorall

[bowmech]

Thank's guys, when i asked the sales guy at Academy, he kind a looked at me like i was not a 100 percent sane, (well, maybe i'm not, just don't tell me), i will try all of them out and let you know what works best for me.

[Skinny]

Oh yeah, use scent free soap on your shaft if you plan on hunting with it soon!!!

[Smokeater]

PAM cookin' spray.....or the cheapest store brand version you can find.

[bowmech]

will have to buy new arrows for hunting season anyway, the existing arrows and release are covered with Deepwood Off, not sure i can get rid of that........ so soap it is, scent free or not.....

[rferg84]

I use bar soap, works great.

[bowtechhunter]

Drill a hole the size off your arrow in that bar off soap makes it a lot easier to use.

[tookeymonster]

Drill a hole the size off your arrow in that bar off soap makes it a lot easier to use.

genius!

[Skinny]

Drill a hole the size off your shaft in that bar off soap makes it a lot easier to use.

Fixed that for you!!!

[gatt40]

You could try Slick Tips, get them at Cabela's. These are field tips that are a little wider than the arrow shaft and they have some type of self lube. Reasonably priced and work very well.