30Inch Carbon Arrow Practice Hunting Arrows with Removable Tips for Compound & Recurve Bow(Pack of 12)

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Great quality for the price! I shoot a recurve with a 60# pull. Consistent and durable arrows so far.

First of all, these arrows are AWESOME! They are priced to be one insane steal. They are tough, rigid, and light weight!I have a 25# recurve and a 65# recurve. These work great for both of them. I have been shooting these arrows every day for the last 3 weeks and the only wear and tear on them is the black coating on the field tips. The shafts and the fletchings have remained virtually unworn. I recommend getting a whisker biscuit on your bow to reduce wear on the fletchings. I have hit arrows in the target with other arrows and they just glance off and leave no marks.The bad part: the reviews that state the nocks and tips do not stay in the arrows. THIS IS NORMAL!!! That's right, the only bad part about these arrows are the bad reviews people are leaving because they have no idea what they are doing.The nocks are push nocks. They don't fit the best so they may have a tendency to fall out or remain on the string when shot. This is easily fixed by buying new nocks that are sized to fit the diameter of the arrow shaft. OR, you can do what I did and hot glue them in. To remove them you simply heat the end of the arrow the nock is in and pull it out.The tips come out so that you can cut the arrows to the size that you need. When you get them to the size that you need you glue the tip holders in with glue. There is glue specially made to glue tip holders in. Just like the nocks, I used hot glue. Removal is the same as the nocks.These are the absolute best practice arrows for the price! I will be buying more of these in the future.

There are divers ways in which an honeste and Godlie man may protecte his dwelling from sundry trespassers. Those of sanguine humour and modern wit may prefer the gunpowder rifle. This choice doth vex many, who see such armaments as the tools of intemperate and violente characters, and do cry out against the crimes perpetrated by these agents of slaughter. I, seeing the body politick discuss such issues in great vigour have taken upon myself the burden of circumventing such quandries and returning to weaponrie which none protest against: the noble and supple bow! But without arrows a bow is nae more than some good wood and twine a-wastinge, and thusly are arrows to be procured. And, as is wit among men of knowledg, a bow is only so handie as its arrows are suitable to their ends. I am a poor man, and my labor for my Lord comes to but little. We are taxed terriblie so, in our fief, and what our earthly lord taketh, so doth our Heavenlie Lord giveth; not of pecuniary wealth, but that of the soul. Tho I be spiritually rich, my coffers are dry, and it suits me well to seeketh goode arrows at a seemly cost. These are those very arrows. Straighte do they fly, and heartily do they burry themselves in my purely inanimate targets (I assure you, for reasons most legal). They are no legend'ry Black Arrow, but for the cost they are well made and good to my understanding. The fletching is of a material plastick, but sturdy enough. Prone to shearing when striking broadsides a target, but at scarce $4 each, this places you well ahead of the simple rifleman, who loses each bullet he fires, and makes a mockery of every practice by losing his whole supply. An archer may loose a score of arrows, and yet be well ahead of the befuddled rifleman, who must forfeit his living in pursuit of practice. (And may it be said, he lets the world know he practices his art, by virtue of the noisome discharge of his piece) Ah, but I have spoken much. By these, or refrain from doing so. I am not thy mother.