| From: IBS54
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| Date: 11-Jan-21 |
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I am going to be getting my first trad bow this week. It will be a 28# @28 Toelke Chinook. I am getting some carbon arrows with it but want to order some Easton Aluminum. Are 1716's a good choice? Would the standard vanes work or should I get some made with feather? Thanks Ivan
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| From: hawkeye in PA
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| Date: 11-Jan-21 |
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If your shooting off the shelf I would get feathers.
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| From: IBS54
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| Date: 12-Jan-21 |
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Where can I order 1716's with feathers. Thanks
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 12-Jan-21 |
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Lancaster Archery.
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| From: Gray Goose Shaft
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| Date: 12-Jan-21 |
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Welcome to the traditional archery world. I'm impressed that your first traditional bow is so high up on the food chain.
1716 aluminum arrows work well with a 28# bow that I have.
Post a few pictures when you receive the bow.
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| From: IBS54
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| Date: 12-Jan-21 |
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Thanks for the welcome. It is used bow from another member here. I have always believed that if you as good equipment that you can than the chances of success is better. No excuses,
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| From: IBS54
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| Date: 12-Jan-21 |
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As best I can measure by the methods I have found it is 28+/- 1/2". And I do have Vipers book.
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