3Rivers Pre-Finished Wood Shafts
Item Number: 4074X
Price: $49.99 - $70.99
($49.99 plus any option surcharges.)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting:
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Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 30-35 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 35-40 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 80+ (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 40-45 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 45-50 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 50-55 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 55-60 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 60-65 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 65-70 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 70-75 (dz)
Pre-Finished Wood Shafting 75-80 (dz)
Service - Cut Shafting:
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No Shaft Cut Service Requested
Cut Shafts - 26" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 26.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 27.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 28.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 29.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.50" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 30.75" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 31" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Cut Shafts - 31.25" (dozen) (+$6.00)
Service - Mount Nocks:
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No Install Nocks Service Requested
Mount Nock Inserts, 12 (+$6.00)
Service - Mount Glue-on Points / Broadheads:
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No Arrow Services Requested
Mount B-Heads 12 (+$9.00)
Mount Field Points, 12 (+$6.00)
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Q:
It says that the nock and point mounting services are each $6.00 but does that include the nocks and points or do they have to be purchased separately?
Asked on 5/28/2013 by Sam from United States
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you have to get them separtely
Answered on 5/28/2013 by Dave from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
What type of wood is used to make these ready to finish shafts? I see a lot of different types sold but this one is not specified.
Asked on 2/23/2013 by Doc S from OKC, OK
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It is made of cedar wood.
Answered on 2/25/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
What happened to the arrow straightening video? It was available to view when I placed my order online yesterday; but when I went back to view it later, it was gone.
Asked on 2/7/2013 by 0 from utah
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The video is still on this page. Check to make sure that you do not need any updates to your web browser.
Answered on 2/7/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
what length should I have these shafts cut to if I have a 28" draw?
How do I obtain this measurement off of my current arrows?
Asked on 1/21/2013 by Hill longbow shooter from Oceanside, CA
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Hill,
The length of an arrow is measured from the deepest part of the nock (where the string goes) to the tip of the arrow where the point and tip meet when the tip is installed. If you have a carbon or aluminum arrow with a screw in point, then it is also the end of the arrow.. If you have wood arrows then it is the place where the taper starts. There are no "rules" for arrow length. They must be longer than your draw so they don't pull off the arrow rest when you pull back. Varying the length can tune arrow flight to some degree. Most people are happy with an arrow one inch longer than their draw. So for a 28" draw, have the arrows cut to 29". This gives a space cushion, and finger clearance if using broad-heads.
I recommend buying a book or two on archery that will answer your future questions and speed up your understanding and enjoyment of the sport.
Steve
Answered on 1/28/2013 by Anonymous
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I was taught to add 1" to my draw
Answered on 1/22/2013 by Anonymous
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We recommend to cut your arrows at least an inch longer than your draw length. To measure your current arrows you will want to measure from the valley of the nock to the back of the field point.
Answered on 1/22/2013 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
What diameter is this arrow shaft?
Asked on 1/13/2013 by gripp1998 from Sheffield, Il
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5/16" Diameter: 30-35# and 35-40#
11/32" Diameter: 40-45# and 60-65#
23/64" Diameter: 65-70# and 80-85#
Answered on 1/15/2013 by Dave from 3Rivers Archery
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what is the spine of rateing of the arrows you wish to purchase? 3R has the diameters in their site if you know the spine weight of the arrows you wish to purchase you will find the answer on the 3R site
Answered on
1/13/2013 by
kitkat from
southern Louisiana
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They come in multiple diamiters. The ones I bought are 11/32.
Answered on
1/13/2013 by
earl hoyt jr from
ok Q:
What kind of target would be best for these shafts? Is there any reason you couldn't use a bag type target?
Thank you for any help.
Asked on 9/15/2012 by StringSlap
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You will be able to use any sort of target with these arrows. Targets are not normally arrow specific.
Answered on 9/17/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
What glue do you use for fleching?
Asked on 5/30/2012 by john
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We use a Nitrocellulose for the wooden arrows. You could use almost any of the adhesives we carry. I am a big fan of the fletch tape. It gives a good bond and it can really cut down on mess and drying time.
Answered on 5/30/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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fletching tape and a dot of superglue on the front and back works good.
Answered on
5/30/2012 by
carpentertimw from
New Concord, OH
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I use the Bohning fletch tape. It's good stuff so far. It's very refreshing to be amongst quality gear, in our economy, in which under delivering after over promising is the norm.
Answered on 5/30/2012 by Anonymous
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I use fletch tight.
Answered on 5/30/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
Do you need cap wraps on this?
Asked on 5/28/2012 by john
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No I didn't use wraps, but you certainly could if you wish.
David Sparks
Answered on
5/28/2012 by
SparksIdaho from
Eagle, Idaho
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You do not need cap wraps. You can use them if you want to but they are not necessary.
Answered on 5/29/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q:
What is the uncut length of these shafts?
Asked on 5/24/2012 by gr
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i think they are 32"
Answered on
5/24/2012 by
carpentertimw from
New Concord, OH
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The arrows will be 32" full length. After they have been tapered you will be able to get an arrow length of 31.25".
Answered on 5/25/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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32 inches
Answered on 5/27/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
What kind of shaft have the longest life in constant shooting?
Asked on 4/28/2012 by Anonymous
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It will depend on the shooter. Missing the target will shorten any arrows life. Carbon Express are some of the most durable shafts out there. I would recommend taking a look at them if you want to go stump shooting.
Answered on 4/30/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
