Can someone educate me to the differences with these various bear wooden arrows. Like what is an "A60" versus an "X300"?
And any other numbers and what they might mean.
Thanks
The A60 was listed as the ideal practice arrow for beginners. Te X300 was matched cedar shafts. The X200 were precision matched. These changed as Bear offered Bear-Easton,A10 Micro-flite,A20 A40 Bear top grade cedar, the higher the # the lower the grade. In 1962 Bear's top cedar was the A50 Thunderbird. You About have to reference the cataloges. Hope this helps.
This is the "arrow page" from the 1965 Bear Catalog
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Wow,
Thanks guys,this is just what I was looking for.