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Gold Tip Pierce Platinum 250 Carbon Arrow Shafts 12PK

Name: Gold Tip Pierce Platinum 250 Carbon Arrow Shafts 12PK
Brand: Gold Tip
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$209.99

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Brand: Gold Tip
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
UPC: 791331015794

Overview

The Gold Tip Pierce Platinum 250 carbon arrow shafts are engineered for precision and durability in demanding hunting and competitive shooting applications. Featuring a micro-diameter carbon construction, these shafts are designed to reduce wind drift for improved long-range accuracy while maintaining a flat trajectory. Equipped with the patent-pending Ballistic Collar Insert System, these 250-spine shafts deliver exceptional kinetic energy and structural strength to punch through tough targets. They are built to a straightness tolerance of +/- 0.0025" and a weight tolerance of +/- 0.5 grains, providing the spine stability and consistency required by serious archers.

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