Carbon arrows deffinately have an advantage over aluminum. The're faster, straiter, hit harder,and break instead of bending,which helps you know faster when an arrow has gone bad.
another advantage of carbon is that they are practicly unbreakable. My cousin shot one against a concrete wall, and it broke the metal practice tip instead of the arrow. you cant do that with alluminum arrows
Carbon arrows deffinately have an advantage over aluminum. The're faster, straiter, hit harder,and break instead of bending,which helps you know faster when an arrow has gone bad.
another advantage of carbon is that they are practicly unbreakable. My cousin shot one against a concrete wall, and it broke the metal practice tip instead of the arrow. you cant do that with alluminum arrows
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Carbon
Carbon, always carbon.
Carbon, mainly because it's faster, has good KE, and, well, it's faster.
Carbon
Beeman Carbon Hunters
carbon all the way
Carbon Express. Carbon is hard to beat because it doesnt stay bent
I'm an old dinosaur still shooting XX75's
Carbon
Carbon
Carbon
Carbon Fiber, Beman ICS Hunter. Just bought Some Gold Tip XT Hunters, a little lighter, will save those for when I loose or break all of my Bemans.
Beman Carbon Arrows. Not sure why anyone would choose aluminum arrows over carbon if they were buying new arrows.
Carbon arrows deffinately have an advantage over aluminum. The're faster, straiter, hit harder,and break instead of bending,which helps you know faster when an arrow has gone bad.
carbon can get a little more expensive than alluminum but they fly better and faster in my opinion.
another advantage of carbon is that they are practicly unbreakable. My cousin shot one against a concrete wall, and it broke the metal practice tip instead of the arrow. you cant do that with alluminum arrows
Carbon
Carbon arrows, really durable and get the job done.
carbon.
Carbon.
Carbon!!!
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Carbon Fiber, Beman ICS Hunter. Just bought Some Gold Tip XT Hunters, a little lighter, will save those for when I loose or break all of my Bemans.
Carbon arrows, really durable and get the job done.
Carbon
Carbon, always carbon.
Carbon, mainly because it's faster, has good KE, and, well, it's faster.
Carbon
Beeman Carbon Hunters
carbon all the way
Carbon Express. Carbon is hard to beat because it doesnt stay bent
I'm an old dinosaur still shooting XX75's
Carbon
Carbon
Carbon
Beman Carbon Arrows. Not sure why anyone would choose aluminum arrows over carbon if they were buying new arrows.
Carbon arrows deffinately have an advantage over aluminum. The're faster, straiter, hit harder,and break instead of bending,which helps you know faster when an arrow has gone bad.
carbon can get a little more expensive than alluminum but they fly better and faster in my opinion.
another advantage of carbon is that they are practicly unbreakable. My cousin shot one against a concrete wall, and it broke the metal practice tip instead of the arrow. you cant do that with alluminum arrows
Carbon
carbon.
Carbon.
Carbon!!!
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