As an Engineer and avid bow hunter I have never been able to settle for just "good enough”. Through my years of archery and my career as an Engineer I have found that the small details always make the biggest difference. I was tired of going into bow shops to pick up arrows and getting some pre-fletched shafts from a display box that were rough cut with random components slapped on. Over the last few years I have really taken steps to optimize the arrows that I am putting through my bows. I’ve been fortunate to kill quite a few animals with different arrow set ups to hone in on the key factors that drive performance and lethality. Recently there has been a large buzz online and within the archery community on arrow performance. We frequently hear loud voices preaching that their ideas on arrows are the best and only way to go. I truly believe this couldn't be further from the truth. There is no single perfect arrow for every situation. All archers have different targets, ranges, and bow set ups, so why not have an arrow designed accordingly? I want to be able to not only deliver my customers the perfect arrow but also educate folks on the variables that boost performance in their set up. Arrowneering isn’t just about making a dollar but rather helping the sport of archery evolve and hopefully allowing folks to make informed decisions on their equipment without blindly following loud internet personalities. Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have on anything archery. Shoot straight! -Bill
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