Beman Bone Collector Jr. Arrows - 6 Pack
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Quality and performance deliver with the Beman ® Bone Collector ® Jr. Arrows. This superior durable arrow is constructed for bow weights up to 50 pounds. The Bone Collector ® Jr. includes 2 inch XPV vanes and comes in a six pack.
FEATURES:
- Constructed for 50 lb. bow weights
- 2 inch XPV vanes included
- Pack of six arrows
- Beman Archery
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Country Of Origin: United States
Customer Reviews
Beman Bone Collector Jr. Arrows - 6 Pack
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Everything breaks.
Every nock broke within a week. My Easton 500 Carbon Storms are cheaper and can take more of a beating than these things. I cracked a shaft in half today with a recurve. Cheap construction and dangerous.
October 16, 2012
Points fit onlyt five of the six arrows.
One arrow was unusable because the points we bought would not fit all tha way. The points did fit the other arrows in the set. The I structions were minimal. I would have liked knowing in advance that I had to buy glue. Good for yard practice with duller points.
July 2, 2012
junior?
These arrows have a 50lb max rating but i will say I am shooting a bear with one wheel and one cam its a smooth shooting bow but not all that fast.I bought these for my step son and then he wanted to go with the ics juniors so out of curiosity i put one through my bow witch is set at about 55lbs and they smoke of this bow and fly straight. Almost to short to shootand i am sure will not cary a broadhead .Inserts came loose in box with the ones i got.Man do they move and the spine can handle alot more than thier rating.If my bow had two cams it may be a different story but the performance is unbelievable
April 24, 2012
Ok arrow but...
Not a bad arrow for kids or women target shooters. However they only come in one length. And the inserts are already installed. For a serious kid trying to be the best I do not recommend, inserts must be ordered or to reduce length you need to cut the shaft off at the Fletches. If you build your own arrows then it's not a problem.
February 24, 2012
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