We
take building arrows seriously. We don't buy
"pre-fletched" mass-production arrows for sale in
our store. We know that many shooters like their
arrows to have a unique signature, perhaps a
particular sequence or colors, or a certain size and
type of fletch. So every arrow we sell is
hand-built to order. Along with creating a
personalized product for our customers, our
fletching process yields a better quality arrow set
that simply performs better than the "get what you
get" mass-production arrows sold at the big-box
retailers.
Hand-building arrows allows us do things our big-box
competitors cannot. Every raw shaft and its components
are checked for flaws in manufacturing before assembly,
every shaft gets properly prepped, and every fletch is
hand-checked for proper adhesion. Then all nocks are
properly aligned and each arrow is trimmed to your
specifications on one of our 8000 rpm high-speed arrow
saws. We then install your inserts, practice tips, and
clean the arrows to remove any oils or glue residues,
then box your arrow set for safe transport. When
your custom arrows arrive, they are 100% ready-to-shoot.
Don't
be fooled by the so-called "arrows" offered at big-box
stores. They are NOT finished arrows.
Big-box "arrows" are simply full length raw shafts which
have been machine-fletched with the cheapest available
materials. They are certainly NOT ready for field
use and their quality cannot compare with hand-built
customs.
In addition, we weigh and document every arrow set we
build. Every completed arrow set comes with our
exclusive arrow certification card, which details
the exact finished weight and specs of your arrows.
Should you ever need replacements, you'll have your
original arrow specifications handy. If you
haven't tried a set of matched custom arrows before, we
think you'll be impressed from the very first shot.
Don't
be fooled by the so-called "arrows" offered at big-box
stores. They are NOT finished arrows.
Big-box "arrows" are simply full length raw shafts which
have been machine-fletched with the cheapest available
materials. They are certainly NOT ready for field
use and their quality cannot compare with hand-built
customs.