[flyusa]

Toughest Reuseable arrow tips

Just an afterthought - what kinds of broadheads and other tips hold up the best. Thanks again!

 

[Cybercat]

Carbon for arrows, lightweight and tuff.

Welcome to AT.

 

[Pickert]

carbon for arrows, lightweight and tuff.

Welcome to at.

+1

 

[Pickert]

Just an afterthought - what kinds of broadheads and other tips hold up the best. Thanks again!

I have heard good things about Muzzys and a lot of people seem to be liking the Slick Tricks. But I'm a mechanical guy myself. Good luck and glad you are getting back into archery.

 

[cmgo06]

Psonally I have had great luck with the fatboy arrows made by easton. I had had a few go past the targests and touch off trees, rocks,ect and still in good shape. I use a 400 size. Good luck.

 

[viperarcher]

Tough , reliable, very accurate! one word GOLD TIP!

 

[hoytmonger]

I'm still using the same carbon arrows that I bought with my first bow in 2001 and I only broke one in a wrought iron chair accident (don't ask). I've put them through saplings, bounced them off rocks and buried them in the ground, they keep on going. I'm curious what your shooting at, tanks or something?

 

[bulldog18]

Gold Tip

 

[kgoold]

gold tip

+1

 

[flyusa]

Tough Arrows

I'm still using the same carbon arrows that I bought with my first bow in 2001 and I only broke one in a wrought iron chair accident (don't ask). I've put them through saplings, bounced them off rocks and buried them in the ground, they keep on going. I'm curious what your shooting at, tanks or something?

I just want to get a few arrows that will last me a long time - not pay alot of money for arrows that are only good for a few shots. If I miss a target I'd like to think the arrow won't be useless afterwards

 

[carlosii]

While I like my Eastons, I have found the Carbon Express to be tougher.

 

[top5fingers]

I would recommend the Gold tips

 

[davejohnson2]

easton epic