How Arrows Are Made - Easton Factory Tour | LancacsterArchery.com 

My first set of target arrows were Easton Aluminum arrows. Love them.

Wow thank you this is really helpful for a school project I am doing

Do people or companies still use gut when making arrows? I can’t find anywhere saying that we don’t

I wish you had shown the part of the process where they straighten the arrows.

Would you be willing to manufacture a new type of shaft?

I have a dozen X10 that I never checked for straightness when I got them.(my bad) I checked them the other day an 5 out of the 10 where bent after a year of shooting.Carbon will either be straight or broken.Aluminum will bend and never let you know.

That's me in the thumbnail. 😆

👀 tungsten point..?

I find that aluminum arrows get bent more than carbon arrows witch sucks , next year I,m going to switch to carbon fiber , it seams like when I hit something hard like a wood back drop I bend my arrows , my daughter uses mossy oak carbon fiber arrows rated for a 60 pound bow & she’s shooting half that like 30 pounds so I think I,m going with a 70 pound rated arrow because I shoot at 40 pounds plus I,ve never seen a carbon fiber arrow explode hitting a hard target .

1/7000 that’s how many grains are in a pound.

Don't do something illegal like cut those into shell casings for bullets.

What about arrow heads? Didn't see any of those

"We measure in Grains not Grams". Spoken like a true US American. 1 gram is as low as the metric system goes as decimals are too hard for the US 🙄

How price in 12 eston arrow

Easton turned lazy nowadays, there are better, more durable and still just as precise alternatives already. And I am talking about every type of arrow like hunting, youth, practice and pro target.