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[MichaelHunsucker]

Interesting. Ive shot both CE and Victory and have been happy with both...

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[drenal]

looks like you are setDroptine,9fps is not much of a difference but 2.5 inches of penetration would definetly be my choice ,not knocking down victory arrows couse i never tried them but i do like cx myself

[Matt/TN]

15 grains should DEFINATELY not make your arrows bury 2.5" deeper.There has to be another factor.

[drenal]

more foc on the cx

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[Matt/TN]

ORIGINAL: drenal

more foc on the cx

That's just a PURE gimmick. FOC isn't going to make that arrow penetrate 2.5" more.

I would be willing to bet that the CE is less than 1% more in the FOC department. I shot them last year, and then switched to Gold Tip Pro Hunters. There wasn't much of a difference. Pure marketing gimmic in my opinion. Not saying they aren't good arrows because they are, the FOC part is bull though. Once again, I liked the arrows, they preformed great but it wasn't because of the weight forward.

[buckeye]

Who knows why. But it is what it is. Proof is in the results. CE penetrate more.

What is the outside diameter on the arrows?[/align][/align]I would bet it is outside diameter or the arrows finish causing one to out penetrate the other.[/align][/align]What arrow penetrates better into a target has nothing to do with penetration on an animal anyhowas the leading edge (broadhead) cuts a channel much larger than the diameter of any hunting arrow.[/align][/align]All that is really happening with a "better" penetrating arrow during practice is extra wear and tear on your target butt.[/align]

[MN/Kyle]

ORIGINAL: buckeye


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My thoughts exactly.