GPP 28" Pink Fiberglass Archery Target Arrows - Practice Arrow or Youth Arrow for Recurve Bow- 12 Pack
Key features
- •length: 28" Fiberglass Shaft
- •OD:7mm
- •Weight: 35 grams
- •Draw Weight: Up To 45Pounds - Traditional & Recurve Bow Only
GPP 28" Pink Fiberglass Archery Target Arrows - Practice Arrow or Youth Arrow for Recurve Bow- 12 Pack
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Customer Reviews
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Good buy
Jan S.✓ Verified Purchase•January 30, 2018
We have had these now since Christmas and have only had one casualty. Pretty impressive seeing how the other brands I've bought haven't even lasted two weeks. Solid bow.
... with a lil sioux bow and they are a perfect fit. they fill really well in the hand ...
C.O✓ Verified Purchase•December 2, 2017
I got this to work with a lil sioux bow and they are a perfect fit. they fill really well in the hand and the quality is same or even better.
they have a sharp tip, which may not be a good fit for a kid, but for a teen it's perfect.
came in a big box, which had another small box inside...
really happy with the purchase. happy kid as well:)
they have a sharp tip, which may not be a good fit for a kid, but for a teen it's perfect.
came in a big box, which had another small box inside...
really happy with the purchase. happy kid as well:)
A really good deal
Eastern Snowboarder✓ Verified Purchase•September 16, 2017
Great tips on these. Nocks are narrower and slightly longer than is needed for practice arrows but not onerously slow. Fletching arrived without mar, Arrows fly straight.
GPP vs ANTSIR Arrows
Bill MISKELL✓ Verified Purchase•August 23, 2017
GPP vs ANTSIR Arrows
I shoot 40-pound pull recurve bows. I couldn't decide from the descriptions on Amazon which arrows to buy, so I bought a dozen of each - 28-inch, 3-inch 3-fletch. In the photos, the ANTSIR is the top arrow.
The ANTSIR arrows are about 1/4-inch longer, lighter, and slightly less stiff. (I do not have the tools to weigh or measure flex.)
The ANTSIR fletching is softer; wrinkles and stays wrinkled.
The ANTSIR shafts have write raised print, rougher than GPP (GPP shinier, no print).
The ANTSIR arrows have a little more glue slop around fletching.
The ANTSIRs have a progressive two-step nock, they snap onto the string serving once, and then again.
Both ANTSIR and GPP nocks were too small, too tight on the bow string serving. I had to drill (3/32-inch bit) and file out all the nocks to allow smoother string release.
The GPPs are a little heavier "“ drop a couple inches more on the way to the target (at 30 yards).
GPP's fletchng is ½-inch farther forward on the shaft than ANTSIR.
GPP nocks are narrower and 1/8-inch shorter (places the string 1/8-inch closer to arrow point).
Both appear to have the same tip.
Both are well made and worth the price.
So, I like GPP better, but I'm keeping the ANSIR arrows, too.
I shoot 40-pound pull recurve bows. I couldn't decide from the descriptions on Amazon which arrows to buy, so I bought a dozen of each - 28-inch, 3-inch 3-fletch. In the photos, the ANTSIR is the top arrow.
The ANTSIR arrows are about 1/4-inch longer, lighter, and slightly less stiff. (I do not have the tools to weigh or measure flex.)
The ANTSIR fletching is softer; wrinkles and stays wrinkled.
The ANTSIR shafts have write raised print, rougher than GPP (GPP shinier, no print).
The ANTSIR arrows have a little more glue slop around fletching.
The ANTSIRs have a progressive two-step nock, they snap onto the string serving once, and then again.
Both ANTSIR and GPP nocks were too small, too tight on the bow string serving. I had to drill (3/32-inch bit) and file out all the nocks to allow smoother string release.
The GPPs are a little heavier "“ drop a couple inches more on the way to the target (at 30 yards).
GPP's fletchng is ½-inch farther forward on the shaft than ANTSIR.
GPP nocks are narrower and 1/8-inch shorter (places the string 1/8-inch closer to arrow point).
Both appear to have the same tip.
Both are well made and worth the price.
So, I like GPP better, but I'm keeping the ANSIR arrows, too.
Work as expected
Mamalaoshi✓ Verified Purchase•July 24, 2017
I'm a novice when it comes to archery. So in my eyes, these are just fine for my kids to use with their bows.
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