Definitely love to see how you transformed these arrows. Thanks for the reviews. I don't think Nick realizes how many people he's gotten onto this hobby.
Nick, Since watching your videos on PVC bows I have been building bows and dowel arrows. I have not been sure if I would really enjoy archery or just enjoy building bows. It looks like I am getting into archery but the cost of arrows has been holding me back. I got some ebay graphite that aren't any better than the dowels I have been making. I did score a dozen Easton superlite shafts that I am in the process of fletching. The seem to fly great but I am not sure that they will hold up to my make shift targets and my occasional misses. I think I may keep an eye open at my local Walmart as well as for hard wood shafting dowels. I think I am enjoying the building of the bows and arrows as much as shooting. I would enjoy seeing how you dip and fletch arrows. Keep up the good work, your videos are great and have shown me (and I am sure others) a new hobby!
Hi Nick, Nice to see you are still putting up new videos. Great stuff. I still can't believe you moved from Hawaii to the Northwest - On purpose. But I guess it's all about priorities. Anyway, I for one would love to see how you are re-fletching these arrows. That would be awesome. Please do. Thanks for all the videos and hard work.
Hey Nick, I would certainly like to see how you refletch those arrows. I like the durability of carbon shafts but prefer flights or feathers, over vanes, so it would be a big help. I also shoot longbow and horsebow, so vanes aren't exactly preferable. Thanks for the vids :)
Thanks for the review. I have been curious about the walmart arrows and if they are worth the investment. I also wanted to thank you Rick because I now have a new hobby. I have renewed my childhood interest in archery and have made several bows thanks to you (and Tim Piatek) videos. You guys are great.
I recently got some of those allen eliminators in 31 inches with a min-max draw weight of 45-75 pounds, thanks for reviewing these arrows, now to get them refletched with feathers
Thank you for this review! I too have some Wal-Mart carbon arrows I bought on closeout and also noticed after I got them home the alignment of the fletching left a bit to be desired. 3 of the 6 arrows I have are OK; the other 3 will have to be re-fletched.
Hi Nick I for one would like to see the refletching of some of these cheaper arrows so if you can find the time to do a video on ,I will most certainly watch regaeds Bill in Australia
Yes finally another video of you. Thanks man i really like your video's. Just wish you could once make a bow out of all natural things maybe in a forrest or something.
I have not purchased any Allen arrows, but did purchase Carbon Express and Wolverine arrows for $3.50 each. The fletching provided for Wal-Mart did not provide any stability. I re-fletched them with NAP's QuikSpin ST Speed Hunter fletches and they fly quick and true out of my York or Indian recurves. At 442 grains, they were too light fo my Oneida bow and were leaving the bow before the string caught up, leaving a loose string that dropped the peep sight, dampeners or even dropping off the bow nock (bad for the limbs)! I added weight tubes and brought the arrows up to 531 grains (31" draw on 32" arrows) and everything worked right again. I also fletched some as flu-flus and discovered the disadvantage of these low weight arrow, again. I have these re-fletched with only 3 4" uncut feathers and weight tubes and all is good, now. Of course I have several hundred 11/32" Port Orford Cedar shafts, which make the best flu-flus!
Thanks you for all of your videos. Archery is such a great wholistic hobby even though I would never hunt an animal as I'm a vegetarian. Archery is a parallel for my spiritual development in that the learning process never ends, never ceases to evolve on how to make something or techniques in shooting. Would love to see you make a video walk through on, how to re-fletch a carbon arrow. I've been making arrows using 3/8" wood dowels. Seems pretty thick. I found the smaller diameters to wiggle too much. I shoot most accurately with 3/8" by making the diameter smaller towards the rear of the arrow. I fletch it using artificial sinew & feathers from local art stores. The broadhead I make based from your HG video using sheet metal. Highly effective for killing old pillows & couch seats that I prop up inside abandoned suitcases. Anyways, it's always great to see another new video upload from you. Peace out... & within.
I would like to see the color dip and re-fletching. I buy these arrows and have noticed the inconsistencies and would like to be able to make them better.
I built 2 of your pvcs w/ fiberglass dowl cors bows. I love them! Please do a vid on fletching. My son and I want to learn. I also buy the walmart carbon arrows and like tou said the fletch on then kind suck.
Thanks for the info! I've been shopping at the local mom & pop archery/hunting shop here in town, and they've been selling me the wooden dowel arrows for $3 each over this past spring and summer. I just noticed that walmart had arrows in stock again the other day when I went in to pick up a sleeping pad (camping). I'm going to pick up a few of these carbon arrows as I've never shot one before. If they are more durable than the wooden ones I'll be saving some money...finally! I blow up wood the ones...at least 3-4 arrows snapped each time I go practice. I suck still... =(
Be careful of the modern Wal-Mart wood shafts. Most that I have seen, even in the mom and pop stores do not have a continuous parallel grain from end to end. That IS an absolute necessity so they don't splinter coming out of the bow. Rule number 2 is to have the proper spine for your draw weight bow. There are charts all over the Internet that list the proper deflection for a given draw weight. recurves slam the arrow harder at release and require a stiffer arrow (numerically lower deflection on a jig) than a compound bow that starts pushing the arrow at 20 to 50% of the full draw weight and continues to accelerate harder as the string approaches the max draw point. It's sort of like using the explosive force of black powder vs the continuous pressure down the barrel from modern smokeless powders in a rifle.!
I've jumped from good cedar shafts to carbon arrows with weight tubes. If I miss with wood ans hit a stump or rock, the tip gets mangled and the arrow keeps getting shorter. Aluminum usually kinks or splits and becomes unusable or dangerous in case of a kink. Fiberglass always shattered as did some of the early carbon layup arrows, but I love how the newer arrows by Carbon Express or Wolverine handle abuse. I shoot squirrels, turkey, grouse, and rabbits with blunts or broadheads and may lose a point, but the arrow usually survives...only destroyed one so far!!!
It seems to me that most of the higher priced $7 to $11 arrows at Walmart are left over stock of previous years premium arrows sold at the major outdoor stores. Not much of a discount on price, but you don't have to buy a dozen at a time. That is huge for me. I can manage to afford two or three $11 arrows, but $132 is tough.
Bought a bunch of Walmart carbon arrows when I discovered them. And this coming season I'll buy as many as I can find. Refletching would be nice to see. As survival arrows I'd leave them alone but for filling the freezer I'd like a little more accuracy so teach on.
Hi Nick, I've recently taken up PVC bow making thanks to you (video posted w/ shoot out). I have to get more arrows, thanks for all the good information. My draw length is 28" - 29", my sons is 26" to 27". Is there a significant disadvantage to him shooting 31" arrows? Thanks, Cheers
Thanks for the shout out on your video, those are some nice bows! Generally speaking, a long arrow will be heavier and more flexible than a shorter one. That said, you probably won't notice a difference and it's not a bad thing. If he's shooting those long arrows and they fly well, there's nothing wrong with them.
Hey man really dig your channel. I have had a lot of luck with these from a 55lb long bow. they make great stumping and small game arrows. I bare shaft tested them out to 18 pretty extensively and wound up with the 31 inchers and 225grains up front. the 29's were just too stiff. Any idea what their actually spine is? my guess is right around .400
The nocks on the carbon arrows: be careful using them with a paracord string. They may come off by either staying on the string or you'll lose them after releasing the arrow.
Dear friend, hello, you mentioned the 28" Allen youth arrow, spine weight 20-35 lbs. Would they be ok to use with a 30 pound takedown recurve bow? I have a 27" draw length, so I think they would be a good match to my bow. You mentioned lack of consistancey.
Hey there, i was curious if you have built any of your own targets or target stands. If so what has worked for you? I am looking for something compact, light and can still withstand several archers shooting at it at a single time. I have thought about using PVC to make something but i am not sure how well it would hold up to a barrage of arrows. =)
Another good option for carbon arrows is the high plain hunter feather fletched carbon arrows on 3riversarchery, everyday price of 25$ for packs of 3 which is not bad at all as far as carbon arrows go
Love the video, your vids are getting me into archery. After buying a bow at the local bowyer i bought some wooden arrows much like the carbon ones you have (the only thing that seems to be different that it has wood shafting) Im shooting a fiberglass horsebow (37 Pounds at 30 inches) and some of them broke about 2 inches away from the fletching (Shooting foam slabs) Any tips on how to keep these things alive? Anyways, love the videos and keep up the good work!
can't remember the arrows i had, but they were fairly cheap and came in a cardboard box package of 6, probably less than 5$ a peice (im fairly frugal). i shot them out of my bowtech assassin (I had to sell it unfortunately, loved that bow. looking for a cheap bow now to replace it), and they were great for cheap arrows. I think they were carbon express? they were the higher quality ones. my only complaint is, like you said, the vanes. mine were good for awhile, good enough accuracy, BUT they got damaged real easily. i have only 2 that survived with vanes. once i get a new bow, if i do, i'll have to re-vane them, or buy another pack if they still have them.
Hey Nick, I shoot a 45 lbs bow and I was wondering if I should use carbon or aluminum arrows because the ones that came with are 465 grain with the point and are aluminum are carbon or aluminum better? Thanks
Hey nick, I live in Australia so I don't have any Walmart stores to go to, but do you know of any shops that might be in Australia that sell cheap arrows
That's one thing missing in Spain! I have to make them all homemade even tho sometimes I catch some in shops they are way overpriced, I don't mind shopping but I do mind getting F'd over for something that most countries sell for 1/3 of the price
I personally like wood arrows. There are lots of choices for wood shafting depending on the qualities you want in your finished arrow. The most popular wood is Port Orford Cedar, which is a good balance of weight and strength. I personally like hardwoods and the heavier softwoods because I prefer a higher grains per inch on my arrows. I'm planning on doing some videos on building wood arrows soon. If you prefer to buy finished arrows, check out Ted at www.raptorarchery.com . He makes some really nice arrows and will work with you to figure out what you want in terms of species, taper/no taper, nock style, etc..
Once i finally made my own pvc bow i needed arrows, My local walmart has them for $3- 3.50 each arrow 31 inch carbon Recommended 9/32 field points Rated 45- 75pound Allen brand made in china "super-walmart Beaumont California" I have 6 now cause i broke one trying out a atlatl i made. Fail throw to the ground Even a cheap arrow can last long with a lil added industrial adhesive. Also with a proper arrow rest u should have the fletching undamaged if everything is high and tight.
Good day eh! I shoot a longbow,55#,rite now I have carbon,n,aluminum arrows,but the vanes make the arrow kick to the left,so now i'm in the process of makin wood arrows,with feather flechin, for hunting no left kick just freezer meat! Those are the arrows i'm chattin bout tho
I soaked some of these Walmart arrows in water overnight.and the next morning they had come apart and revealed they where actually made from old recycled Chinese newspapers.
my local walmart dont sell archery , rifle , and ammo, we live in a gun oppressed state we have to shop at specialty stores in order to get supplies . i blame all the liberals and the politicians they voted for who enact strict rules and laws regardind 2nd amendment rights . it is the democrat agenda in this state and yes even somerepublicans who for the sake of political correctness enact legislation against our 2nd amendment rights !!
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That would be something I'm interested in seeing. The re-fletching that is. As always, awesome videos
Definitely love to see how you transformed these arrows. Thanks for the reviews.
I don't think Nick realizes how many people he's gotten onto this hobby.
The refletched arrows look much better. How do you feel about aluminum arrows?
I definitely want to see how you refletch arrows.
Nick,
Since watching your videos on PVC bows I have been building bows and dowel arrows. I have not been sure if I would really enjoy archery or just enjoy building bows. It looks like I am getting into archery but the cost of arrows has been holding me back. I got some ebay graphite that aren't any better than the dowels I have been making. I did score a dozen Easton superlite shafts that I am in the process of fletching. The seem to fly great but I am not sure that they will hold up to my make shift targets and my occasional misses. I think I may keep an eye open at my local Walmart as well as for hard wood shafting dowels.
I think I am enjoying the building of the bows and arrows as much as shooting. I would enjoy seeing how you dip and fletch arrows.
Keep up the good work, your videos are great and have shown me (and I am sure others) a new hobby!
Hi Nick, Nice to see you are still putting up new videos. Great stuff. I still can't believe you moved from Hawaii to the Northwest - On purpose. But I guess it's all about priorities.
Anyway, I for one would love to see how you are re-fletching these arrows. That would be awesome. Please do.
Thanks for all the videos and hard work.
Hey Nick,
I would certainly like to see how you refletch those arrows. I like the durability of carbon shafts but prefer flights or feathers, over vanes, so it would be a big help. I also shoot longbow and horsebow, so vanes aren't exactly preferable.
Thanks for the vids :)
Sure, love to see how you upgraded these arrows and their fletchings. .
Thanks for the review. I have been curious about the walmart arrows and if they are worth the investment. I also wanted to thank you Rick because I now have a new hobby. I have renewed my childhood interest in archery and have made several bows thanks to you (and Tim Piatek) videos. You guys are great.
I recently got some of those allen eliminators in 31 inches with a min-max draw weight of 45-75 pounds, thanks for reviewing these arrows, now to get them refletched with feathers
Thanks Nick,
Great info as usual. I got your book on amazon too.
Really great job, on rebuilding those Arrows, thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for all the informative videos. I have learned a lot watching them.
Yay! Your back! Great Video Nick!
Thank you for this review! I too have some Wal-Mart carbon arrows I bought on closeout and also noticed after I got them home the alignment of the fletching left a bit to be desired. 3 of the 6 arrows I have are OK; the other 3 will have to be re-fletched.
happy to see you are back
Good to see you posting, Please do share how you color dip. THANKS!
Great video, and yes I would be very interested in seeing how you make your arrows.
Sorry Nick not Rick. I love your stuff. Keep on making awesome bows. You have inspired me and a lot of other people out there.
Hi Nick I for one would like to see the refletching of some of these cheaper arrows so if you can find the time to do a video on ,I will most certainly watch regaeds Bill in Australia
YAAAAY THE BOWYER RETURNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nick if you do (hopefully) make the vid please include the steps/tools necessary in the removal of the vanes....
Mahalo,
Joe
nice presentation nick, thanks for your good work.
Yes finally another video of you.
Thanks man i really like your video's.
Just wish you could once make a bow out of all natural things maybe in a forrest or something.
Love the videos man! and i mite have to pick some of those up and try them! I'd also love to see how you dip your arrows and fletch them bud!
Rodgerhood they are pretty good for 5 bucks
I have not purchased any Allen arrows, but did purchase Carbon Express and Wolverine arrows for $3.50 each.
The fletching provided for Wal-Mart did not provide any stability. I re-fletched them with NAP's QuikSpin ST Speed Hunter fletches and they fly quick and true out of my York or Indian recurves. At 442 grains, they were too light fo my Oneida bow and were leaving the bow before the string caught up, leaving a loose string that dropped the peep sight, dampeners or even dropping off the bow nock (bad for the limbs)!
I added weight tubes and brought the arrows up to 531 grains (31" draw on 32" arrows) and everything worked right again.
I also fletched some as flu-flus and discovered the disadvantage of these low weight arrow, again. I have these re-fletched with only 3 4" uncut feathers and weight tubes and all is good, now.
Of course I have several hundred 11/32" Port Orford Cedar shafts, which make the best flu-flus!
Thanks you for all of your videos. Archery is such a great wholistic hobby even though I would never hunt an animal as I'm a vegetarian. Archery is a parallel for my spiritual development in that the learning process never ends, never ceases to evolve on how to make something or techniques in shooting. Would love to see you make a video walk through on, how to re-fletch a carbon arrow. I've been making arrows using 3/8" wood dowels. Seems pretty thick. I found the smaller diameters to wiggle too much. I shoot most accurately with 3/8" by making the diameter smaller towards the rear of the arrow. I fletch it using artificial sinew & feathers from local art stores. The broadhead I make based from your HG video using sheet metal. Highly effective for killing old pillows & couch seats that I prop up inside abandoned suitcases. Anyways, it's always great to see another new video upload from you. Peace out... & within.
great vid. I for one would love to see how you fletched your arrows:)
I would like to see the color dip and re-fletching. I buy these arrows and have noticed the inconsistencies and would like to be able to make them better.
I built 2 of your pvcs w/ fiberglass dowl cors bows. I love them! Please do a vid on fletching. My son and I want to learn. I also buy the walmart carbon arrows and like tou said the fletch on then kind suck.
I'd love to see how to dip & Fletch those Allen arrows
Thanks for the info!
I've been shopping at the local mom & pop archery/hunting shop here in town, and they've been selling me the wooden dowel arrows for $3 each over this past spring and summer.
I just noticed that walmart had arrows in stock again the other day when I went in to pick up a sleeping pad (camping). I'm going to pick up a few of these carbon arrows as I've never shot one before. If they are more durable than the wooden ones I'll be saving some money...finally!
I blow up wood the ones...at least 3-4 arrows snapped each time I go practice.
I suck still...
=(
Be careful of the modern Wal-Mart wood shafts. Most that I have seen, even in the mom and pop stores do not have a continuous parallel grain from end to end. That IS an absolute necessity so they don't splinter coming out of the bow. Rule number 2 is to have the proper spine for your draw weight bow.
There are charts all over the Internet that list the proper deflection for a given draw weight. recurves slam the arrow harder at release and require a stiffer arrow (numerically lower deflection on a jig) than a compound bow that starts pushing the arrow at 20 to 50% of the full draw weight and continues to accelerate harder as the string approaches the max draw point. It's sort of like using the explosive force of black powder vs the continuous pressure down the barrel from modern smokeless powders in a rifle.!
Robert Davis
Thank you for that info sir. I've upgraded to aluminum arrows and won't be going back to wood if I don't have to.
I've jumped from good cedar shafts to carbon arrows with weight tubes.
If I miss with wood ans hit a stump or rock, the tip gets mangled and the arrow keeps getting shorter.
Aluminum usually kinks or splits and becomes unusable or dangerous in case of a kink. Fiberglass always shattered as did some of the early carbon layup arrows, but I love how the newer arrows by Carbon Express or Wolverine handle abuse. I shoot squirrels, turkey, grouse, and rabbits with blunts or broadheads and may lose a point, but the arrow usually survives...only destroyed one so far!!!
Absolutely want to see a video of how you re-fletch an arrow
I definitely wanna see how you re-fletch the arrows. Also is the dip just an aesthetic thing?
-Tyson
It seems to me that most of the higher priced $7 to $11 arrows at
Walmart are left over stock of previous years premium arrows sold at the
major outdoor stores. Not much of a discount on price, but you don't
have to buy a dozen at a time. That is huge for me. I can manage to afford two or three $11 arrows, but $132 is tough.
Bought a bunch of Walmart carbon arrows when I discovered them. And this coming season I'll buy as many as I can find. Refletching would be nice to see. As survival arrows I'd leave them alone but for filling the freezer I'd like a little more accuracy so teach on.
Hi Nick, I've recently taken up PVC bow making thanks to you (video posted w/ shoot out). I have to get more arrows, thanks for all the good information. My draw length is 28" - 29", my sons is 26" to 27". Is there a significant disadvantage to him shooting 31" arrows? Thanks, Cheers
Thanks for the shout out on your video, those are some nice bows! Generally speaking, a long arrow will be heavier and more flexible than a shorter one. That said, you probably won't notice a difference and it's not a bad thing. If he's shooting those long arrows and they fly well, there's nothing wrong with them.
Thank you for getting back with the advice, and the kind words about the Bows! Cheers
I would love to see a video on how to fletch them.
Hey man really dig your channel. I have had a lot of luck with these from a 55lb long bow. they make great stumping and small game arrows. I bare shaft tested them out to 18 pretty extensively and wound up with the 31 inchers and 225grains up front. the 29's were just too stiff. Any idea what their actually spine is? my guess is right around .400
The nocks on the carbon arrows: be careful using them with a paracord string. They may come off by either staying on the string or you'll lose them after releasing the arrow.
dude where have you been man...
Dear friend, hello, you mentioned the 28" Allen youth arrow, spine weight 20-35 lbs. Would they be ok to use with a 30 pound takedown recurve bow? I have a 27" draw length, so I think they would be a good match to my bow. You mentioned lack of consistancey.
Hey there, i was curious if you have built any of your own targets or target stands. If so what has worked for you? I am looking for something compact, light and can still withstand several archers shooting at it at a single time. I have thought about using PVC to make something but i am not sure how well it would hold up to a barrage of arrows. =)
Will certainly be looking forward to your re-fletching video(s)! ;)
Another good option for carbon arrows is the high plain hunter feather fletched carbon arrows on 3riversarchery, everyday price of 25$ for packs of 3 which is not bad at all as far as carbon arrows go
Love the video, your vids are getting me into archery. After buying a bow at the local bowyer i bought some wooden arrows much like the carbon ones you have (the only thing that seems to be different that it has wood shafting) Im shooting a fiberglass horsebow (37 Pounds at 30 inches) and some of them broke about 2 inches away from the fletching (Shooting foam slabs)
Any tips on how to keep these things alive?
Anyways, love the videos and keep up the good work!
can't remember the arrows i had, but they were fairly cheap and came in a cardboard box package of 6, probably less than 5$ a peice (im fairly frugal). i shot them out of my bowtech assassin (I had to sell it unfortunately, loved that bow. looking for a cheap bow now to replace it), and they were great for cheap arrows. I think they were carbon express? they were the higher quality ones. my only complaint is, like you said, the vanes. mine were good for awhile, good enough accuracy, BUT they got damaged real easily. i have only 2 that survived with vanes. once i get a new bow, if i do, i'll have to re-vane them, or buy another pack if they still have them.
i would love to see how you do the color dip.
Hey Nick, I shoot a 45 lbs bow and I was wondering if I should use carbon or aluminum arrows because the ones that came with are 465 grain with the point and are aluminum are carbon or aluminum better?
Thanks
One vote for ya from me for a fletch lesson. ?Where do you get feathers from.
Hey nick, I live in Australia so I don't have any Walmart stores to go to, but do you know of any shops that might be in Australia that sell cheap arrows
That's one thing missing in Spain!
I have to make them all homemade even tho sometimes I catch some in shops they are way overpriced, I don't mind shopping but I do mind getting F'd over for something that most countries sell for 1/3 of the price
Thanks for the review!
I've been thinking about wooden shafted arrows, any thoughts on them?
As always, love the video!
I personally like wood arrows. There are lots of choices for wood shafting depending on the qualities you want in your finished arrow. The most popular wood is Port Orford Cedar, which is a good balance of weight and strength. I personally like hardwoods and the heavier softwoods because I prefer a higher grains per inch on my arrows. I'm planning on doing some videos on building wood arrows soon. If you prefer to buy finished arrows, check out Ted at www.raptorarchery.com . He makes some really nice arrows and will work with you to figure out what you want in terms of species, taper/no taper, nock style, etc..
BackyardBowyer hay backyardbowyer i have a question why have you not uploaded a video for a while
I kind of enjoy the DIY projects & look forward to hearing what you have to say! Thanks for getting back to me!
I bought a bunch last year at $3.25 ea. The jerks didn't carry them this year
Once i finally made my own pvc bow i needed arrows,
My local walmart has them for $3- 3.50 each arrow
31 inch carbon
Recommended 9/32 field points
Rated 45- 75pound
Allen brand made in china
"super-walmart Beaumont California"
I have 6 now cause i broke one trying out a atlatl i made. Fail throw to the ground
Even a cheap arrow can last long with a lil added industrial adhesive.
Also with a proper arrow rest u should have the fletching undamaged
if everything is high and tight.
What are your thoughts on the Easton Carbon Arrows?
Hey you do amazing job on your video's and I love bows and crssbow
Hi from central Europe. I like your videos and would love to see one about fletching you have shown in this video. Thanks!
When I goto Walmart for arrows they have Aluminum hunting arrows @ $3.50each. I get those. They work great.
How you ever thought about being an archery teacher. I'm sure kids would love you. Also is TH-cam you're job?
Good day eh! I shoot a longbow,55#,rite now I have carbon,n,aluminum arrows,but the vanes make the arrow kick to the left,so now i'm in the process of makin wood arrows,with feather flechin, for hunting no left kick just freezer meat! Those are the arrows i'm chattin bout tho
Yes please.
how did you dip and refletch?
Where in washington are you??
What a nice video thanks for come back and i hope more videos and mor bows, i%B4d like a firehawk bow like the rodney wright%B4s.
I like your refletchings
Do walmart arrows work with a parcord pvc bow
It'll be awesome if you made another video on how to refletch them. Can you do it with duct tape as well? Thanks!
Cheap Walmart arrows are great for survival and prepping but your not great if your doing any kind of precision shooting .
Cheap arrows are all very well for back yard use but not much good for hunting
I wish I could shoot in my backyard, I haven't shot the whole summer :(
i got same one 2 weeks ago i got 31 in did not last with me
Walmart were iclive in canada sells 3 arrows for 15$
Back in Hawaii, the only arrows the local Walmart sold were 3 packs of youth arrows for around 10-15 dollars.
BackyardBowyer Yeah, I know... I hate/love you for teaching me so much about archery cuz I can feel myself on the edge of full on obsession.
-Tyson
I did it, gave you 421 likes
Thank you for the video an, yes please!
Yes show the video
Walmart carbon arrows are nice !!
Anybody know good arrows with feather flechings
Yes show us Please!
good price
Yes please :D Fletching and dip Por Favor.
So quality = Consistency
I soaked some of these Walmart arrows in water overnight.and the next morning they had come apart and revealed they where actually made from old recycled Chinese newspapers.
Bull
You should make me a bow haha
man send me a bow I'll buy it
Dame arrows
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my local walmart dont sell archery , rifle , and ammo, we live in a gun oppressed state we have to shop at specialty stores in order to get supplies . i blame all the liberals and the politicians they voted for who enact strict rules and laws regardind 2nd amendment rights . it is the democrat agenda in this state and yes even somerepublicans who for the sake of political correctness enact legislation against our 2nd amendment rights !!