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  1. mark123

    mark123 Newb

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    I was looking to buy some new arrows fro hunting season this year and I was wondering what some good ones would be? Right now I am using Raven 300's. I was looking at the easton fmj, are these good, or are there any better ones? I was wondering, if the price listed on the store was for 1, 6 ,or 12 arrows? Thanks
     
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    Countryboy95 Weekend Warrior

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    Basically any arrows made by Easton, Beman and Carbon Express are good arrows. I shoot Beman ICS and they aren't too expensive but they're durable.
     
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    do you know if the arrows in the shopping section are for half a dozen or a dozen? Thanks
     
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    rbclark940 Weekend Warrior

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    they are sold by the dozen. I also shoot Beman ICS and they are good arrows for the money. I think they are around 85.00 a dozen.
     
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    If I'm not mistaken I believe that the arrows sold here on BHC are bareshaft arrows. You'll need to either fletch them yourself or take them to a proshop to have them cut and fletched.
     
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    they are, I know a guy with a fletcher
     
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    englum_06 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Look at Gold Tip arrows as well.
     
    englum_06, Sep 14, 2009
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    ISiman/OH Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I 2nd this, i have had very good luck with them the past years.
     
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    Th3_IA Weekend Warrior

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    I shoot Easton ST Epics. I have shot them for a couple years now and many of my friends are now shooting them as well without a single complaint from any of us. $85 a doz. fletched. FYI
     
    Th3_IA, Sep 15, 2009
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