SAS Takedown Arrow | Survival Archery Systems Carbon Arrow - Price Per Arrow
Precision-Engineered Arrows for Survival Archery
The SAS Takedown Arrow is specifically designed for use with Survival Archery Systems takedown bows. Engineered with durable carbon construction and field-proven components, these arrows deliver consistent accuracy and reliability for hunting and survival scenarios—essential performance when every shot counts.
Built for Survival Performance
- Carbon Construction: Lightweight, durable carbon shaft provides consistent flight characteristics and long-term reliability
- Optimized for SAS Bows: Specifically matched to 40# Survival Archery Systems takedown bows for optimal performance
- Field-Proven Components: Quality nocks, vanes, and inserts engineered for hunting effectiveness
- Consistent Accuracy: Precision-manufactured for repeatable shot placement
- Durable Design: Built to withstand the rigors of field use and survival scenarios
- Reusable: Quality construction allows for repeated use when properly maintained
Applications
- Hunting: Effective for deer, wild hogs, and medium game when paired with appropriate broadheads
- Survival Preparedness: Essential ammunition for your survival archery system
- Practice & Training: Develop proficiency with your survival bow
- Emergency Preparedness: Stock your bug-out kit with reliable arrows
- Off-Grid Living: Dependable ammunition for food procurement
Who This Is For
Owners of Survival Archery Systems takedown bows, preppers building comprehensive survival capabilities, hunters using traditional archery methods, and anyone serious about maintaining a functional survival archery system. Essential for those who understand that arrows are as critical as the bow itself.
Arrow Specifications
Construction: Carbon shaft
Weight: 0.6 lbs per arrow
Compatibility: Optimized for 40# SAS takedown bows
Components: Nock, vanes, insert included
SKU: SASTDA400
Manufacturer: Survival Archery Systems
Note: Price is per arrow. Broadheads sold separately. Always follow local hunting regulations and practice safe archery techniques. Inspect arrows before each use and retire damaged arrows immediately.