[silasbowhunter]

I shoot the carnivores because I'm the heavier spine they're a lighter gpi and I can get heavier arrows and higher FOC. That being said they seem very durable to me. Just as durable as anything I've ever shot. I like em a lot


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[Rcprunty1990]

Do they hold up really well when doing like of target practice and hunting. Have they ever split on you

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[olemil4me]

I shoot the carnivores as well. they seem to be pretty good as far durability goes, and they shoot great.I have shot 2 deer so far and on the second deer.after the arrow passed through it hit a tree and broke.other than that and 2 robin hoods they have been fine.I lucked into a dozen uncut on her for 65$ I would have no issue paying double that for another dozen

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[Rcprunty1990]

Are they a pretty new company? I'm just wondering because I had never heard of the brand before

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[nswarcher]

They are gaining in popularity which is why your starting to hear about them more and more, you will hear complaints about them being weak and breaking easy but those guys are forgetting they make light gpi shafts so of course they wont take as much as a gold tip, in saying that they are still tough shafts and well priced, currently shooting carnivores and a set of challengers are also on the cards

 

[Rcprunty1990]

Do lighter shafts like that tend to splinter or snap that much easier

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[silasbowhunter]

Do they hold up really well when doing like of target practice and hunting. Have they ever split on you

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I was shooting with a buddy last spring and at 40 yards hit one of his arrows. I was shooting a 480ish grain arrow at almost 300fps. Wrecked his arrow and mine was still fine. Only one I ever broke was on a badger that stuck in the ground and then was rolled over on.


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[Rcprunty1990]

Nice. I've definitely been considering getting a dozen for myself sometime soon

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[CellarDoor22012]

If you watch the gritty bowmen podcast at all there's a good interview with an arrow builder that touches on black eagle quality. From what I understand they're quite good

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[Rcprunty1990]

Where do I find those podcasts

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[bowtech2006]

I like my rampages, tough arrow, and they seem to fly better then my deep six fmjs

 

[CellarDoor22012]

Where do I find those podcasts

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YouTube or on the grittybowmen website, great guys they do a lot of backcountry stuff but you get a wide range of interviews and bow hunting banter...if you want just audio try podbean

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[bloodtrail1]

I have been shooting Black Eagles for years.
Durable as any arrow out there.
I have shot the Carnivores, Spartans, Challengers, PS23's.
Great arrows.

 

[Rcprunty1990]

YouTube or on the grittybowmen website, great guys they do a lot of backcountry stuff but you get a wide range of interviews and bow hunting banter...if you want just audio try podbean

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I'll look them up and take a look at a few and see how I like it

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