Yes they are.
But I'm sure they will need to be reflected.
The hard part will be finding them in the woods.

Great Stuff guys! 

QuoteI always figured flintlocks were real nice for the high-tech guys..

Ya well I always though carbon arrows and fast flight strings was a lot more high-tech than flintlock smooth bore guns. Flintlock guns are to gun hunting like self bows are to bow hunting, recreating hunting with the kind of weapons our fore-fathers used

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Here's my last turkey taken with a bow, a 1956 Bear Kodiak 42#@ 28", Acme premium Forgewood Supreme's made in the 50's with old Bear Razorheads

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Great pictures, Ron...

Having said that Denny ole buddy I've decided to go High-tech this spring I ordered a dozen Axis Traditional carbon arrows weighted up front tipped with 145gr Jager two blade heads. I'll be shooting them out of my Shrew Classic Hunter Siberian Tiger bow with a "Whisper" string.

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Sorry guys.....been covered up for two weeks....dove into a project to help support TradGang.  Will be making a post today.  I am bringing back the most popular Tradgang design for Shirts and Hoodies.... and MANY other items..... Beware, it features Ron LaClair.....

I did take some time to get out an shoot for a break from this computer. The arrows are holding up well.  Wouldn't hesitate to hunt with them at all.  The only issue I had was I got a little kick every once and a while on unorthodox shots.  So, moved from my standard 175 grain heads to 225s.  All sure seems to be well now.

Kenny, yes ...... there are some arrows for sale.    Not sure but I thinks is a joint venture kinda thing between Denny and 3 Rivers.  Denny being involved gives some pretty good credibility.

Great thread guys.  Good to see some fun after all the madness we've gone through.  And STILL are!!! 

I'll be looking into these arrows.  Where are they being sold?

This thread is straight gold .

Just a good natured effort trying to stir the pot, but is it possible that you are ALL candy asses? What ya say, guys?

I'm starting to wonder if Ron knows the difference between a turkey and a grouse?

That's the smallest turkey I ever seen:)

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Just a good natured effort trying to stir the pot, but is it possible that you are ALL candy asses? What ya say, guys?

I certainly know that you are not.....

Call you are from Geawga! 

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I'm starting to wonder if Ron knows the difference between a turkey and a grouse?

That's the smallest turkey I ever seen:)

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Thinking out loud .....................
A small bird target would be harder to hit that a big bird target.
Therefore; Would not a small turkey be more of a trophy than say, a feral emu ?????
Just sayn' ....................... No ??

I dunno, ask Ron:)

I posted the following on the 'Arrow Games' thread for reference to other arrows I've 'field tested'.....

Its been a blast guys..... lets do it again! 

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OK, here's my report so far on the Traditional Only Barebow arrows.....

They are shooting really well out My 55# Super Shrew and are the 400 spine.  The only issue I had was I got a little kick every once and a while on unorthodox shots.  So, moved from my standard 175 grain heads to 225s.  All sure seems to be well now.

At the moment, they are holding up really well taking a beating with Judos.

I'm either shooting Judos or Bheads, hardly ever shoot field points at all..... as you can see in the pic below....

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That peg stood out really nice in the sun on that grey background and these we the 1st 5 shots I took with them...

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Wouldn't hesitate to hunt with them at all at this point, but I'm gonna keep banging on them for now. 

This is a Denny Sturgis Jr / Three Rivers venture..... give em a look...