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New Arrows

Panserborn · 2006-01-11 19:09:24

Howye Was using the Easton arrow selector thingy to tell me what new arrows to get for my recurve. It suggests I need 2212 arrows for target shooting. Are they street-legal at competitions? Or indeed, street legal in general society?

11-01-2006 7:09pm

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Howye

Was using the Easton arrow selector thingy to tell me what new arrows to get for my recurve. It suggests I need 2212 arrows for target shooting. Are they street-legal at competitions? Or indeed, street legal in general society?

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#2 11-01-2006 8:20pm

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Well, I'm using 2214s and I havnt been arrested yet AFAIR you can go as high as 23something(anyone care to give a more exact limit?) and still be fita-legal.

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#3 12-01-2006 1:35am

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2314s according to Altservices. The actual FITA rule is that the outside diameter cannot exceed 9.3mm.

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