I have Gold Tip XT's and like em. But my dozen is now down to 4 and I'm just looking for a change. [8D]
Since I'm not buying a new bow, I figured I'd go ahead and get one of the "best" hunting arrows.
FYI, I'm shooting a Tribute at 61# and 28", and I plan to switch to smooth mods and add
either a Zero Effect or Limbdriver in the offseason. I also shoot ST magnum, but might try the
Rage 2 blade next season.
I'm thinking of a medium weight arrow that is tough and accurate. I was looking at ACC's, Axis,
the new Trophy Ridge Crush arrows (ads all over the darn place), etc.
Im an Easton Epic fan myself. Bought a dozen 2 years ago and then 3 more at the beggining of this year. Ive shot 2 deer so far with them and can't complain.
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The FMJ's look really heavy. At least heavier than the ACCs. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I want something that will pack a decent punch, but since I'm only shooting 61# I don't want something that
will drop too fast after 20-25 yards. That's my thinking anyway.
I'm leaning towards ACC's even though $$$ (maybe I will just get 6).
I also want to see if the new N-Fushion and Trophy Ridge's live up to hype.
The FMJ's look really heavy. At least heavier than the ACCs. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I want something that will pack a decent punch, but since I'm only shooting 61# I don't want something that
will drop too fast after 20-25 yards. That's my thinking anyway.
They are heavier than the ACC's but depending on length you should be able to build a FMJ complete with 100 grain head to weigh 380 to 400 grains.
Mine are 27.5" long and with a brass insert and 125 gr. ST weigh 497 grains. You can take off 107 or sograins if you go with a standard insert and a 100 grain head