Archery Store

Hi,

This is Michael just started the New factory of Consistent Arrows In China after 4 years work experience in Bowcore Arrow factory where i worked with Amercian big archery company and distributors.

As The Bowcore stop to do Arrows business , so i and my workmates need to start own factory to run the arrows business.

Currently, we have one line production line, incluing one auto carbon fiber cutting machine to make the shafts more consistent in weight and straightness.

The carbon arrows, the bow stabilizer and paintball barrel and drone plate and tube and other carbon fiber tube products can be made.

We supply Straightness 0.001",0.003",0.006" arrows,12 pcs one bundle weight tolerance +/- 1 grs, All the shafts are surface treated with special treatment to make the shafts without dirty and avoid from the oil.

Hunting, Target,3D, Indoor Archery, Crossbow Bolts are available.

ID 0.165" = 4.2mm small target arrows spine 250-1200
ID 0.245" =6.2mm standard hunting arrows, spine 300-700, Include the 3k cross woven fiber arrows.
ID 0.204" = 5.2mm penetration hunting arrows,spine 250-500
ID 0.315" = 8.0mm standard 3D/Indoor target arrows, spine 300-500
ID 0.300= 4.2mm standard Crossbow Bolts.

Your own logo can be printed. Customized Gpi and length is feasible.

We use the 24 tons, 30 tons, 36 tons and 40 tons high moduls fiber to build the carbon tube.

Hope more wholesale purchase and pro shops and clubs, hunting group will have interest in our products.

Any questions about carbon arrows , feel free to contact me.

Thanks

Michael
Consistent Arrows
michael@consistentarrows.com

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I know there is a lot of hype on this forum about spine indexed arrows. I have posted before about indexing your arrows to the spine and how it is NOT necessarily the most consistent setup. In fact your nocks and bushings along with how concentric the back of your arrow is has far more influence on your arrows POI. Now when I built my indoor arrows I went through and measured the inside of the arrow on both ends to find the most concentric end. I then cut 1" of the worst end and started cutting the best end down .5" at a time until the shaft was within .0015" or I got to my desired shaft length. If I was within .0015" then I cut the rest of the length of the other side. The goal for this was to have my nock end be on the straightest side of the arrow. After that I tested each shaft for the spine and marked the stiff side. Before gluing in bushings and points I used the G5 arrow squaring tool and squared both ends of my arrows.

I have shot these arrows al year and felt like maybe I did not need to go any farther. Well today I decided I was going to test my arrows with the hooter shooter. Although I was not completely surprised by the results, I was surprised at how inconsistent my arrows grouped when rotating my nocks. I was using a spot hogg hooter shooter auto draw and have found it to be substantially more consistent that the original auto draw and feel my results are very accurate. After rotating all 6 of my arrows into all 3 positions I got a triangle shaped group(to be expected) but to my surprise the group was 1.90" wide by 1.45" tall measuring outside to outside. After I finished group tuning I was able to get 5 of the 6 arrows to land in the same hole and one to hit slightly high right. If you would like me to write up my steps on how to do this I can. Afterwards I went back and retested my spine and found that 3 of my arrows had the stiff side to the left, 2 had the stiff side to the right and the one that I couldn’t quite get perfect had the stiff side up.

So bottom line here is if your components and the ends of your arrow are perfect(almost none are) then the spine aligned arrows will in fact group better. But the only way to truly get them shooting the most consistent is to tune them through a shooting machine. Also my arrows are rated as a .001" straightness for anyone wondering.