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Beman arrows #5824162 07/09/15 04:56 AM
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Anybody use beman arrows I'm tired of paying so much for maxima

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I've never used them and probably won't. Not because they aren't' entry good arrows but because I have been using Easton arrows for over 25 years and have no reason to change.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5824335 07/09/15 01:34 PM
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I have used Bemans and still have some in my case. Good arrows and fly pretty well for me


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: txshntr] #5824475 07/09/15 03:05 PM
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All I have ever hunted with Beman ICS Hunters! Never had problem with them and cost is acceptable. At hunting ranges(up to 40 yards) for me they have always tuned with broad heads with no issues.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5824870 07/09/15 07:43 PM
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I used beman ics hunters for years and never had a problem. Flew great with fixed or mechanicals.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: BubRay] #5825140 07/09/15 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted By: BubRay
I used beman ics hunters for years and never had a problem. Flew great with fixed or mechanicals.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5825223 07/10/15 12:27 AM
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Beman makes some real good arrows and the ICS hunters they are referring to are good for the $. Still have and sometimes use Some older Beman Hunter arrows.

Little History, the first carbon arrows I ever saw were Bemans and when Easton finally decided that Carbon were going to be the way of the future they bought Beman.


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Originally Posted By: kmon1
Beman makes some real good arrows and the ICS hunters they are referring to are good for the $. Still have and sometimes use Some older Beman Hunter arrows.

Little History, the first carbon arrows I ever saw were Bemans and when Easton finally decided that Carbon were going to be the way of the future they bought Beman.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5825430 07/10/15 02:45 AM
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Just don't buy bass pro or cablelas "brand" arrows. They aren't as good and they SUCK.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5825803 07/10/15 01:41 PM
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They were bought out by Easton. They are a good arrow but I am not a fan. They don't seem to hold up as well as Gold Tips for the price point.

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The thing with Easton is they make several different levels of arrows to fit the needs of the pros and the plinkers. And even the less costly of their arrows are adequate for hunting needs.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5825984 07/10/15 03:24 PM
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You will regret downgrading from CE to beman. Trust me, from experience. Terrible arrows when you are used to such a great hunting arrow.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: passthru] #5827551 07/11/15 06:36 PM
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I've never used them and probably won't. Not because they aren't' entry good arrows but because I have been using Easton arrows for over 25 years and have no reason to change.


Same arrows. I've shot Beman, Easton, and Gold Tip, and they're all about the same.


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Re: Beman arrows [Re: duck_slayer89] #5827585 07/11/15 07:07 PM
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I bought a half dozen 5o try yesterday and they fly just fine I shot out to 60 and I actually don't see as much wobble in flight as I did with my maximas. Well see how the hold up

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Beman ICS hunters are all I've ever used and have been shooting them for 6 years. Still have 4 of the original 12 that I bought when I first started bowhunting.

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I have some classic Beman arrows. They are the Venture series and I haven't seen them around. I don't hunt with the 3 I have since they are different spine than my others but do have them weighted the same as my 400s and the Ventures are 340s. They are my shoot and warmup arrows when everything else is tuned in for 485 grain 400s.


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