Just my ha'penny's worth: I bought these and found them to be excellent. I'm not nearly as skilled or capable as I once was but I was able - once I shook-off the COVID cobwebs last year - to get 60s at 60m on a large face with these. I think putting them through a well set-up rig on a hooter-shooter at real distance would be quite interesting. Certainly, I remain convinced that they perform far better than my skills can test right now. I found with mine that they were good for weight consistency in both shafts and points so building and getting them matched to less than half a grain was a doddle.
this will be popular in the uk as there are lots of clubs that have to shoot carbon alloy arrows due to mixed use fields and now most of the affordable ones have been discontinued
@@garymickus6412 hi m8 all metal and carbon alloy arrows are supposed to be easier to find with metal detecors and supposedly carbon arrows splinter. I know I know but thems the rules
I'm the same Steven. Shot X10 first time and busted one due to hitting with another arrow. Cost was just way too high, so I have gone to all carbon, first VAPs from your videos and now Skylon again from your videos. I have also done a few videos on these, and found both to be great arrows. I had seen these Pandarus a few weeks ago and thought they looked good but price was a bit up there.(not like X10s, but still high).
I'd like to be able to shoot 100% carbon arrows. Problem... Alot of clubs don't allow them. Including the club I go to. So an alternative to Easton arrows would be great. The other problem is.. The archery stores would need to stock them.
@@theamazinggoldfish8713a lot of archery clubs in the uk share the field with other sports clubs and broken carbon arrows are lethal if you fall on a broken one when sliding across the ground
I'm beginning to wonder if the stated spline for these is accurate. I bought some parallel Elites 550 spline which required minimal tuning to work with my 40lb Uukha limbs. 500 CA320,'s needed a 20 grain reduction and a one inch reduction in length?
since this is an arrow video I thought I'd mention something..why dont you get a trained kangaroo.. he could go pull your arrows and hold em in his pouch while you shoot...that would be way cool.. i bet 5million views in a week..
We once had a TV show with a really talented kangaroo called "Skippy", Skippy saved the day at least once in every episode and often carried things around in her pouch.. unfortunately due to her lack of opposable thumbs and almost t-rex short forearms her ability to reach up and pull our arrows for us fell way short of expectations. Pretty sure though that given an urgent need to, she probably could have flown Gerry's Helicopter.....😂
Just my ha'penny's worth: I bought these and found them to be excellent. I'm not nearly as skilled or capable as I once was but I was able - once I shook-off the COVID cobwebs last year - to get 60s at 60m on a large face with these. I think putting them through a well set-up rig on a hooter-shooter at real distance would be quite interesting. Certainly, I remain convinced that they perform far better than my skills can test right now. I found with mine that they were good for weight consistency in both shafts and points so building and getting them matched to less than half a grain was a doddle.
this will be popular in the uk as there are lots of clubs that have to shoot carbon alloy arrows due to mixed use fields and now most of the affordable ones have been discontinued
Can you explain the requirement to use carbon alloy arrows on mixed use fields?
@@garymickus6412 hi m8 all metal and carbon alloy arrows are supposed to be easier to find with metal detecors and supposedly carbon arrows splinter. I know I know but thems the rules
@@alexscott782 Very very expensive rules! I haven’t shot 70 meters since 1973. Now I break balloons in my backyard. Very affordable.
@@garymickus6412 lol I shot in my garden in the first lock down but the muppet next door called the police on me
@@alexscott782 Sorry you cannot shoot in your backyard. Luckily my neighbors on both sides are reasonable people.
I used the cheaper 0.06 pandarus elite arrows before
Really good arrows
I'm the same Steven. Shot X10 first time and busted one due to hitting with another arrow. Cost was just way too high, so I have gone to all carbon, first VAPs from your videos and now Skylon again from your videos. I have also done a few videos on these, and found both to be great arrows. I had seen these Pandarus a few weeks ago and thought they looked good but price was a bit up there.(not like X10s, but still high).
Have you spun them on an arrow spinner? I would like to know if they are really as straight as advertised.
I'd like to be able to shoot 100% carbon arrows.
Problem... Alot of clubs don't allow them. Including the club I go to.
So an alternative to Easton arrows would be great.
The other problem is.. The archery stores would need to stock them.
Question why or what is the reasoning that your club doesn't allow carbons? 🏹🤠👍
@@theamazinggoldfish8713 Shooting at a multi sports field maybe? Full carbon arrows are harder to find with a metal detector than a/c arrows.
@@theamazinggoldfish8713a lot of archery clubs in the uk share the field with other sports clubs
and broken carbon arrows are lethal if you fall on a broken one when sliding across the ground
I would like to try those arrows but the shipping is more than the arrows
I'm beginning to wonder if the stated spline for these is accurate. I bought some parallel Elites 550 spline which required minimal tuning to work with my 40lb Uukha limbs. 500 CA320,'s needed a 20 grain reduction and a one inch reduction in length?
Nice 👌
Can you test the skylon quantic arrows?
nice
since this is an arrow video I thought I'd mention something..why dont you get a trained kangaroo.. he could go pull your arrows and hold em in his pouch while you shoot...that would be way cool.. i bet 5million views in a week..
We once had a TV show with a really talented kangaroo called "Skippy", Skippy saved the day at least once in every episode and often carried things around in her pouch.. unfortunately due to her lack of opposable thumbs and almost t-rex short forearms her ability to reach up and pull our arrows for us fell way short of expectations. Pretty sure though that given an urgent need to, she probably could have flown Gerry's Helicopter.....😂
How to oder
I'm assuming it's a parallel not barrelled?
These 'Elite CA320' are actually barrelled model. The ''Elite'' version is paralleled.