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  1. julien

    julien Weekend Warrior

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    im looking for a high quality hunting arrow that will stand up to serious abuse. when i hunt in texas i have a lot of pass throughs... and a lot of arrows hitting mesquite trees and the inserts back up in the carbon arrows from the force and splits the arrow in half. i was looking at the easton metal jacketed carbon arrows how are they?
     
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    PCO50 Weekend Warrior

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    The VAP Victory arrows are some tough arrows. They are the toughest arrows out there that can withstand serious abuse. I like Them a lot.
     
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    julien Weekend Warrior

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    okay thanks
     
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    DKennedy951 Weekend Warrior

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    another vote for Victory Archery here, I shoot the V1's.
     
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    julien Weekend Warrior

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    okay, how bout the trophy ridge arrows?
     
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    jeffacarp Grizzled Veteran

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    I'll add a vote for the Easton fmj shafts. Very tough and hard hitting! Love mine.
     
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    Full metal jackets get my vote only one I have broke a stuck in the offside shoulder an a doe rolled over on it when she dropped down a 20 ft bank into a creek bed


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    The fmj's are great. Very tough.
     
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    nhbowhunt Weekend Warrior

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    fmj have had no porblems with mine
     
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    I used the Easton FMJ for a few years just this year I moved to the carbon express maxima blue streaks.
     
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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    I vote for the fmj. They are tough.
     
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    julien Weekend Warrior

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    i really appreciate the help and will take all thoughts into consideration
     
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