Alum. Arrows

[firemedic2105]

That'd be cool. I'm fixing to move and need to unload some of the extra stuff anyway, a pay it forward would be perfect for something like this as opposed to trash

[trouttracker]

Does anyone know how we can get a sticky and get this thing going.

[firemedic2105]

TTT. Let's get this done and help someone out

[bjsexpress]

high jack here... I was about to post similar but different question... I bet I have 50 aluminum arrows... had a friend give me some years ago when he got new bow and went carbon and I had many more I've got new bow with carbon.... anyway..... can they be safely shot from my new bow, is out just a matter of weight? It's it as long as the weigh the same they will shoot close to the same...if heavier just have to hold over? Lighter then the bow could blow up?

Well... I'm willing to give them away, but would like to know if I could launch them safely...

[Hammer1]

Well... I'm willing to give them away, but would like to know if I could launch them safely...

Ya man. Shoot away with 'em. Are u getting the wieght and spine u need. A 70 lb bow needs a 350 gr arrow. Ck the easton arrow selecter on the easton web page. It will tell you if u have the right spine. To light of spine might bend one, which could be bad.