Carbon Impact Ultra Fast arrows

Ffish

Ffish

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tarkwin said:
it depends upon the supplier of the Navs...I've seen them for as little as ?138 delivered..

also..are these all-carbon? there is a growing movement regarding all carbon arrows and the difficulty of locating them if lost. There was a thread regarding this not long ago...

http://www.archery-interchange.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3548

T.
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?138 for 12, or 6? Cheapest I can find them is ?153 for 12 from Targetcraft. Who was selling them for ?138?

Not sure if these Impacts are all-carbon or ally/carbon - I'll drop them a line to ask.
 
Tarkwin

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Chiltern (http://www.chiltern-archery.co.uk)...that's delivered :) for 12...and I have a feeling that Stans new place
(http://www.aim4sport.com) are cheaper still...?130 excluding shipping..

so much of a muchness really

T.
 
Sarahb007

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Hi, I use Carbon Impact arrows, in fact the ultra fast "orange" 1200 range. I find them fab, except that i ordered them made up! The fletchings kept coming off and so did the piles, and the pins were too long for the nocks, so the nocks kept breaking on impact! Once i had refletched etc. (or should i say my partner) they have been great. I get really good groupings. So if you are going to buy them, assemble them yourself.

As for the loosing of them, i have had no trouble, as the piles send out a very definite tone on the metal detector!!!! Plus i am getting better, so not many arrows go a drift...

Hope this helps....
 
Ffish

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Cutlass Pete said:
Chiltern (http://www.chiltern-archery.co.uk)...that's delivered :) for 12...and I have a feeling that Stans new place
(http://www.aim4sport.com) are cheaper still...?130 excluding shipping..

so much of a muchness really

T.
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ooooh - nice one Tarkers!! Looks like for just another ?40, I'll be getting myself a set of Nav's then!! :cheerful: thanks mate!
 
sky_high30

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It seems it doesn't matter how well they are picked up on a metal detector - all carbon arrrows seem to be out of the picture at more and more clubs. A club I shot at recently stopped a regional judge from shooting a competition as she was shooting CarbonTech McKinneys (I think)...
 
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