Looking at picking up some old Fred Bear arrows as I'd like to see how they fly. Even if they don't fly well I'd like to hang them on the wall with my old bows. I've read the "horror stories" of cedar splintering or breaking on release and was wondering if there is anything specific to look at/for when examining older wood shafts. I know to look for water damage or warping so that's taken care of but can I flex them a bit like you do with carbons and listen for cracking or something like that?
Thank you in advance.
Richard.
Thank you in advance.
Richard.
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