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Old 12-16-2007, 04:46 PM   #1
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Default A/C or All Carbon?

I wanted to know what, in your opinion, is better and why. Alum./Carbon or Full carbon..


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AC is better imo because you can get a more consistant spine.They will also hold that spine longer and most have a better nock system.
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I agree with TFOX. Before anyone chimes in about durability, I've been shooting and hunting with A/C Superslims for two years now and I must say they are the toughest arrow I've ever shot.
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I was thining of getting the axis full metal jacket what do you think of those?

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Default RE: A/C or All Carbon?

They are great arrows as well.
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I was thining of getting the axis full metal jacket what do you think of those?

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My only issue with them is the nock system isn't as good as some of the other ac arrows(no bushings).

But other than that,great arrows.
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Will i have to change my rest if i use lightspeeds for target and axis full metal jacket for hunting?


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Probably the setting of it but the arrows are close to the same diameter.Only about .05 difference.

If you use a prong rest,it may need to be readjusted.If you use a trophy taker style fallaway,then all that will be needed then is to retune ,that would probally require a little adjustment to the rest.
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Well I'll tell ya. I shot ACC's for 2 years, and they are incredible. You won't ever hear me say a negative word about them. Yes, the nock system is really good, spine/weight consistency and tolerances are beautiful.

Having said that, I changed to Carbon Express Maxima Hunters, and noticed an immediate improvement. These things shoot like nothing I've ever seen before. I've literally watched people at the shop change absolutely nothing w/ the bow, change to these arrows, and watch their groups shrink. I can't explain why exactly, I just know they are awesome. I've robinhooded more than I care to mention.
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