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Post by chrisperoni on Mar 23, 2012 1:45:39 GMT
Since everyone is getting into archery so much I thought we could maybe swap links to good deals online for arrows. I'm looking for super low priced deals for target practice arrows as I'm likely to not be able retrieve them anyway. But all good deals be it low price overall or good quality to price ratio- whatever- would be great to find- for example this summer I plan on getting out to a couple of pheasant hunts so some nice hunting ones would be great.
Prices on Ebay have really gone up since the last time I bought any. Or maybe my search skills suck now....
Anyone?
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Post by Artelmis on Mar 23, 2012 1:53:23 GMT
this would be highly useful. I'm just getting back into archery for turkey season and good turkey arrows and similar practice arrows would be great to find.
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Post by Aaron on Mar 23, 2012 3:43:28 GMT
Prices have definitely gone WAY up for decent poplar/cedar arrows. :cry: I bought a dozen back when I got my longbow for like $30-40, without tips. Not I'm paying $60 for a half dozen, and if I want trade points (which I am getting), brings the price up to $84. And that's one of the best deals I could find for non-crappy arrows (coincidentally also found them on Rudderbows). A full dozen would be $136 with 3 field points (which are free) and 9 trade points... Here's a link to the ones I'm picking up, not a super-cheap deal but the best deal I could find for a fairly good arrow: rudderbowsarchery.com/shopping/ ... cts_id=440 Edit: Figure I'd add that, if you just want some cheap target arrows, carbon is without a doubt the way to go. Good ones will cost you, but you can get cheapies that will fly well.
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Post by ineffableone on Dec 29, 2012 18:46:16 GMT
I was looking for a link to Merril Marketing Archery for a post on BCUSA, and tried this thread first and found it was not yet mentioned here, so I am taking the quote from the tread it was in and putting it over here, where folks would most likely find it when looking for arrows online. At $65 for a dozen custom wood arrows cut to size with stain choices and fletching color choices and field tips installed. this is one of the best wood arrow choices out there. Most places you would be paying $65 for a half dozen and usually with out being cut to size and without field tips installed. So this is definitely a deal to keep bookmarked in your browser.
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Post by Aaron on Dec 29, 2012 23:30:08 GMT
I've picked up some arrows from Merril since my other post. Definitely worth the money.
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Post by LittleJP on Dec 30, 2012 4:40:04 GMT
To my knowledge, the cheapest, pre-assembled arrows are these. www.lancasterarchery.com/easton- ... rrows.html $48 for a dozen. You might be able to get cheaper ones if you assemble them yourself, but not by much.
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