I stopped at a neighbor hood garage sale today and was very pleased to find Ten autumn orange XX75 - 2219 shafts !
They were so old the plastic veins are crumbling but they are straight and full length.
should be perfect for bolt making.
I was always a fan of the autumn orange color easier to find after a shot , and I had all ready decided to go back to aluminum once I go through my carbons.
Paid $10 and got a unopened 6 pack of Rocky Mountain Broad heads to boot.
Nice score! The beauty thing about aluminums is that a full length shaft can literally be cut in half to give you two dozen 16" shafts for the price of one dozen! I may even give them a go when my new micro 355 baby gets home. We'll see.
Paul
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paulaboutform wrote:Nice score! The beauty thing about aluminums is that a full length shaft can literally be cut in half to give you two dozen 16" shafts for the price of one dozen! I may even give them a go when my new micro 355 baby gets home. We'll see.
Paul
I am shooting an Equinox but am interested in a Micro 355 maybe I should keep the shafts for the Micro will 16 inch bolts put my broad head between the stirup frame were my boot will hit it if inserted on the Micro 355
We'll see. 
