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Shipping arrows

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by mobowhunter14, Jul 31, 2017.

  1. mobowhunter14

    mobowhunter14 Weekend Warrior

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    im not real sure where to post this so I figured just to post this here first. For those of you that have sold arrows in the classified section what do you use to ship them in?
     
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    Most archery shops have old arrow bows laying around and will usually give them to you. If not map tubes work.


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    i save my arrow boxes when i order them from Lancaster archery supply!
     
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    Can you get these tubes from a local post office?
     
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    My dad is an engineer so I use his old drafting tubes they are so sturdy and solid nothing would ever touch the arrows!
     
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