what arrows do you need to use?
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Wooden ones work also, but this is what i used...Arrows 30" Fiberglass Target W/Replaceable Points Brightly Colored Shafts W/Multicolored Fletch & Cresting Points & Nocks Included.
1270239
recommend 700 spine carbon arrow, don't use cheap fiberglass shafts. Best result with feather fletching. original length arrow is OK and do NOT recommend cutting arrow to actual draw length, because cutting down the length will make the arrow stiffer.
1164004
These are standard 20" arrows that will fit most bows and crossbows. Unless yours takes a special size they'll fit. If it takes a smaller arrow you can cut then down to the size you need. I did it to make 16" arrows and they work fine, just need to aim 8" lower than with the 20" arrows. I use both.
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Judy, I bought mine right on Amazon. I spent over $40 for this set and grandson hardly used it...it is like new. Crazy. Here is the link to the arrows I bought.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0010X47DM/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1 Hope your child likes it more. Shari
1520213
The kit comes with NASP-standard Genesis 1820 30" alloy arrows (made by Easton Archery). They are very fine arrows :-). You can get those at Dick's Sporting Goods, usually (they don't seem to be in stock via Amazon right now). But any good target arrow of 30" would be fine.
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For me I am using 29" arrow. So anywhere from 28"-31" depending on the strength of the shooter.
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Check out the Easton website for arrow selector. The spine to be used is a function of cam performance, tip weight, draw weight and draw length. For this arrow, a 400 is recommended for 60 lb, hard cam bow using 28 or 29 in arrow with a 100 gr tip. If you go up to a 30 inch arrow, you would need a 330 "spine" arrow. Easton makes arrow selection a breeze by giving you a selector guide where you just enter in the cam type, draw weight, arrow length and tip weight and it tells you which arrow shaft you should be using for most reliable performance.
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i have found that the 20" moon nocked arrows work the best. generally the carbon express ones, but you can shoot whatever size you would like. as far as broadheads are concerned as well (to go along with the 20" arrow) i never go above 100-125 grain broadheads. keeps the balance really good for distance with the 100 grain broadheads.
1153963
Most archery shops sell right wing feathers, so just use a straight clamp, if you need instructions check out YouTube . You will learn more there than I can tell you.
1428089
Not at all. You will want to check the length though. We get our arrows at Academy. Just be sure and price them-arrows can get expensive!
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I never had to use one, all my arrows come out very clean. Just follow the instructions and rotate the arrow two or three turns after cut is completed.
536359
Either. Also, to my knowledge, arrows are not divided up by whether they are for compound or recurve; arrows are just arrows.
381981
You can buy new nocks (sporting goods store). Just make sure they are for the same diameter as the arrow. Take a small hammer and tap the old nock until it comes off, sand that end of arrow with some fine sandpaper so new nock will fit on, then apply some super glue to end of arrow and put new nock on.
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By size do you mean length? If so that will depend on the draw length. If you are new to archery I recommend going to your local archery shop to get arrows. Take the bow with you and they can set you up with the proper draw length and make the arrows to fit. I hope this helps
765229
sold seperate . cut for your draw length. youll have to measure and cut with an arrow saw or have them cut at pro shop. when you order arrows they are all one length. you will also need to buy inserts if not provided. feild points or broad heads will also need to be bought. make sure to order arrows with fletching on them.if not, that will be a hole nother process. be sure to read the product desciption very closely and watch for fletcing and inserts.
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31 1/2 " These are the only arrows I use. I don't get mine cut because I like the length(I have a 30" draw) you can get them cut at any sporting good store that sells arrows.
268234
Used everything from some old practice arrows to new broad points - don't know of any that will not work.
1865160
medium is the safest choice for majority of carbon arrows. Aluminums are usually larger in diameter. Check your arrows.