FirstFreedom
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Yes I can - that is indeed a very good idea - will try this evening. 
Need an arrow expert - what weight / type?
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Update
Got the Thunderstorm SE (Carbon Express) arrows today. Six, though I now have only 4 left actually, since my dogs chewed up 2 of them already (went inside for half an hour
). Well, the word on the street was correct - they fly like darts - absolutely straight. Highly recommended for recurve shooters from 30 to 55 or even 60 lbs. Very pleased here now finally - I was even getting something more akin to a group than a pattern at 15.5 yards
http://www.cxarrows.com/arrows_thunderstorm_se.shtml
These are kids or "youth" arrows, but they work great. They DO, however, need to be fletched in a special way to work well - that is, they need oversized feathers for some reason - they look almost like half of a flu-flu feather, but rounded not square.
Also, I hear now that if I leave this bow strung up instead of unstrung, the twist of the limb will likely correct itself back to center or almost....
Got the Thunderstorm SE (Carbon Express) arrows today. Six, though I now have only 4 left actually, since my dogs chewed up 2 of them already (went inside for half an hour
). Well, the word on the street was correct - they fly like darts - absolutely straight. Highly recommended for recurve shooters from 30 to 55 or even 60 lbs. Very pleased here now finally - I was even getting something more akin to a group than a pattern at 15.5 yards http://www.cxarrows.com/arrows_thunderstorm_se.shtml
These are kids or "youth" arrows, but they work great. They DO, however, need to be fletched in a special way to work well - that is, they need oversized feathers for some reason - they look almost like half of a flu-flu feather, but rounded not square.
Also, I hear now that if I leave this bow strung up instead of unstrung, the twist of the limb will likely correct itself back to center or almost....