Fire bolts and power bolts.

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cooterdog
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Fire bolts and power bolts.

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I'm sure this has been asked before but here goes.
Are Easton's power bolts the same as excaliburs firebolts?
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Re: Fire bolts and power bolts.

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cooterdog wrote:I'm sure this has been asked before but here goes.
Are Easton's power bolts the same as excaliburs firebolts?
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Re: Fire bolts and power bolts.

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Does anybody know?
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Re: Fire bolts and power bolts.

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I would say no, and this may help shed some light on the subject for you.


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Re: Fire bolts and power bolts.

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They are different shafts the fire bolts are lighter weight than the power bolts .
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cooterdog
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Re: Fire bolts and power bolts.

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gerald strine wrote:They are different shafts the fire bolts are lighter weight than the power bolts .
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