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Got my Gold Tip Ultralights in.
They sent Pros.
I called and they didn't have the size I needed.
I choked out the words, "I'll just keep these then."

I'm going to cry every time I break one of these $8.75 arrows.
 

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Myk said:
Got my Gold Tip Ultralights in.
They sent Pros.
I called and they didn't have the size I needed.
I choked out the words, "I'll just keep these then."

I'm going to cry every time I break one of these $8.75 arrows.
:eek: I cancelled an order for Ultralight Pros after waiting 3 months!!!! Hey . . . I think you got my arrows!
 

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I didn't even think of a robin hood costing twice as much!!!!! Aww crap!
I better order the pin nocks and bushings.

And I thought walking 90yds for 6-9 arrows was too much walking. Now I'm going to be walking after every shot.
I won't even shoot the 90yds because a miss puts the arrow into the metal desk we use to break apart our bullets so they don't ricochet out of the hill. I'm going to need a bigger target for long distance.

I cancelled an order for Ultralight Pros after waiting 3 months!!!!
3 months? I ordered them 3 days ago. :tongue:
What size and length?
I may not be able to handle the pressure of shooting arrows this expensive. If I can't take it you may get first call.
I was already seriously thinking of only building 3-5 and saving the rest.
 

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joelc said:
So that Bengal must be doin pretty good?
The Bengal is doing great on targets, http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=361029 and speed http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=359821 . I'd be afraid to shoot two of these arrows in the same county with that bow. Busted a swagged nock just setting my 30yd pin yesterday, that would be $17.50 with these arrows, and was banging arrows together setting the 40yd pin.
If I'm doing that with an overdraw and beat up old aluminum arrows that never started out better than .003" there's no way I could afford to shoot .001" carbons out of it.
I was recently complaining because I have to buy another pack of swagged nocks because of the Bengal. (I've got Scottish blood :) )

The Bengal got all my tried and true hunting accessories and heavy arrows and I decided to dedicate my PhantomII Nitrous to targets and set it up with light arrows.
 

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I feel your pain

I switched to Carbon Tech and they are quite expensive as well. Now I don't clean my bow after shooting I throw it in the case and leave it until I shoot again. I do however take my arrows in and clean them off and hang them up and I think I've even caught myself talking to them. :embara:
 

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I work on other people's expensive crap all the time.
I can't believe how nervous I got making these arrows.

2 more to go to get 6 finished. So far out of the 4 the finished arrows are +/- .5gr.

In about 1 1/2 hours I should be shooting, but not for groups. 20yds would be way too risky.
Maybe I'll shoot for groups at 70yds when it cools off. I'm fairly sure I can hit the target and fairly hopeful I won't group too tight at 70yds.
 
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