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Douglas Fir Wood Shafts

Douglas Fir Wood Shafts

Item Number: 0422X
Price: $36.75
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Douglas Fir Wood Shafts
 
4.3

(based on 15 reviews)

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    (6)

  • 4 Stars

     

    (8)

  • 3 Stars

     

    (1)

  • 2 Stars

     

    (0)

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100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Durable (11)
  • Accurate (10)
  • Consistent (10)
  • Very straight (9)
  • Good penetration (8)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Hunting (12)
    • 3D targets (8)
    • Target practice (8)
    • Stump shooting (7)
      • Reviewer Profile:
      • Casual/ recreational (10)
      • Was this a gift?:
      • No (13)

    Most Liked Positive Review

     

    Great Shafts

    I just finished up fletching a dozen arrows out of these shafts. I picked them up because I was looking for some a bit heavier than Port Orford cedar and something that would stay a...Read complete review

    I just finished up fletching a dozen arrows out of these shafts. I picked them up because I was looking for some a bit heavier than Port Orford cedar and something that would stay a bit straighter than the ash shafts I have been shooting. I was quite pleased when I pulled them out of the box, all were very straight with one exception and it straightened up pretty easily. Upon weighing the shafts out there was about a 30 grain difference between the heaviest and lightest so I was pretty happy with that (for a bit of recreational shooting it won't matter to me). After shooting them all a few times they group pretty consistently. As for durability I did miss the target bag with one and bounced it off the apple tree a couple yards beyond the bag with no apparent damage to the shaft. I like them well enough that I just ordered another dozen shafts to make up into a new set of hunting arrows.

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    Good shafts

    Out of a dozen all were straight. Two out of twelve broke both were my fault. Good sturdy shafts.

    Out of a dozen all were straight. Two out of twelve broke both were my fault. Good sturdy shafts.

    Reviewed by 15 customers

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    4.0

    Douglas Fir Shafts

    By Spoada

    from South Byron, NY

    About Me Recreational Archer

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Accurate
    • Consistent
    • Durable
    • Good Penetration
    • Shafts Accepted Stain And
    • Very Straight

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • 3D Targets

      Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

      Shafts were as described needed a little sanding to get totally smooth to my standards, and accepted stain well. Now time to put the rest of the parts together.

      • Was this a gift?:
      • No

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      4.0

      Great shafts!

      By deerslayer

      from Iowa

      Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

      These are some nice shafts, only con is they dont work with the hand taper tool.

      Comment on this review

       
      4.0

      Douglas Fir Shafts

      By cyrille

      from southern Louisiana

      About Me Competitive Archer

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Consistent
      • Easy To Use
      • Good Penetration

      Cons

      • Not Straight

      Best Uses

      • Hunting
      • Target Practice

      Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

      Overall I'm pleased with the shafting sold by 3R
      Today 02/08/13 I bare shaft tested my latest batch. 50 55# spine weight)
      and those with the second to heavist and heavest FP seem to fly best from my bow. I left the shafts full length and they measure A tad over 31 3/8" from BOP with an overall length of almost 33"
      for the majority and the rest were durn close to that final measurement.

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      • No

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      4.0

      Tough Shaft

      By pennington

      from Thief River Falls

      About Me Expert Archer

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Accurate
      • Durable
      • Uniform Spine Not So Uni
      • Very Straight

      Cons

      • Uneven Weight

      Best Uses

      • 3D Targets
      • Hunting
      • Stump Shooting

      Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

      These are very good shafts. I will oder them again but in a larger quantity so I can weight sort them.

      • Was this a gift?:
      • No

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      5.0

      sturdy enough for 120# warbow

      By lovetobrew

      from minneapolis

      About Me Recreational Archer

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Consistent
      • Durable
      • Easy To Use
      • Very Straight
      • Well Crafted

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Hunting

        Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

        These fir shafts are easy to work with and perfectly stable when shot from a 120# warbow.

        Service and delivery comments:

        customer service is first class.

        • Was this a gift?:
        • No

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        (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

         
        4.0

        Great Shafts

        By Itegorm

        from Gaylord, MI

        About Me Recreational Archer

        Pros

        • Accurate
        • Consistent
        • Durable
        • Easy To Use
        • Very Straight
        • Well Crafted

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • 3D Targets
          • Hunting
          • Stump Shooting
          • Target Practice

          Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

          I just finished up fletching a dozen arrows out of these shafts. I picked them up because I was looking for some a bit heavier than Port Orford cedar and something that would stay a bit straighter than the ash shafts I have been shooting. I was quite pleased when I pulled them out of the box, all were very straight with one exception and it straightened up pretty easily. Upon weighing the shafts out there was about a 30 grain difference between the heaviest and lightest so I was pretty happy with that (for a bit of recreational shooting it won't matter to me). After shooting them all a few times they group pretty consistently. As for durability I did miss the target bag with one and bounced it off the apple tree a couple yards beyond the bag with no apparent damage to the shaft. I like them well enough that I just ordered another dozen shafts to make up into a new set of hunting arrows.

          • Was this a gift?:
          • No

          Comment on this review

           
          4.0

          Pretty good

          By Ben the Martial Artist

          from Colo. Spgs. CO

          About Me Recreational Archer

          Pros

          • Accurate
          • Consistent
          • Good Penetration

          Cons

          • Breaks Easily
          • Not Straight

          Best Uses

          • Stump Shooting
          • Target Practice

          Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

          I got these to try my hand at crafting arrows, and was overall pretty pleased with these shafts. I got 75-80 lbs for myself and 45-50 for my wife. The shafts were all within 20 grains of each other for the spines, but the 45-50 required a fair bit of straitening. They have stayed strait since so that's a definite plus. They will require a fair amount of sanding as there are some really rough portions left on. I made these self nocked and properly wrapped have had no problems with them splitting. However, I have already broken one within four months, which makes me question their durability a bit. The nice thing was that these have flown pretty close to perfectly since I finished.

          Still, these turned out to good shafts and am planning on getting more soon.

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          • No

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          (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

           
          5.0

          Heavier than cedar

          By slow foot

          from Thoreau, NM

          About Me Expert Archer

          Pros

          • Accurate
          • Consistent
          • Durable
          • Stains well
          • Very Straight

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • 3D Targets
            • Hunting
            • Stump Shooting
            • Target Practice

            Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

            Good looking shafts that are heavier than cedar but not as heavy as the hardwoods. Makes a nice inbetween weight arrow. Finished with a 200 gr. head weighs about 700 gr.

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            • No

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            3.0

            Good shafts

            By Zebulon Pike

            from woods montana

            About Me Competitive Archer

            Pros

            • Accurate
            • Consistent
            • Durable
            • Good Penetration
            • Very Straight
            • Well Crafted

            Cons

            • Breaks Easily
            • Expensive

            Best Uses

            • 3D Targets
            • Hunting
            • Stump Shooting
            • Target Practice

            Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

            Out of a dozen all were straight. Two out of twelve broke both were my fault. Good sturdy shafts.

            • Was this a gift?:
            • No

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            5.0

            Love 'em

            By southsoundjeff

            from Tacoma, WA

            About Me Recreational Archer

            Pros

            • Consistent
            • Durable
            • Easy To Use

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Hunting

              Comments about Douglas Fir Wood Shafts:

              Used an oil-based stain and a polyurethane finish, and fletched my feathers with Duco. Came out AWESOME! I've ran them through bales, against chain-link fence, and through the neighbor's shed wall (oops!). Haven't broke a shaft yet, and the fletching is still pristine, except for one feather on one shaft, which is getting a bit torn up. I can't wait to hunt these!

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              • No

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