the proper arrow weight and length
01-18-2007, 03:59 PM
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the proper arrow weight and length
I just bought a VECTRIX 60# with a 28 1/2 DL. I want to shoot a quick arrow but I am more concerned with generating a good amount of energy. What do you recommend in a carbon arrow that would give me what I am looking for. I cant wait to get the bow in, but I want to have the right arrows to get the most out of the bow. For the hunting season I currently use Montec G5 100 gr. I like them and would like to stick with them
01-19-2007, 12:44 PM
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RE: the proper arrow weight and length
I'm shooting Easton Axis's 400's slim shaft make's for good penetration and fast enough.
I'm shooting an Allegiance with #60
28" draw
the arrow's weigh 418GR's ,that's including 100grin fieldtip's
nubo
I'm shooting an Allegiance with #60
28" draw
the arrow's weigh 418GR's ,that's including 100grin fieldtip's
nubo
01-21-2007, 07:38 PM
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RE: the proper arrow weight and length
ORIGINAL: Mr October
I just bought a VECTRIX 60# with a 28 1/2 DL. I want to shoot a quick arrow but I am more concerned with generating a good amount of energy. What do you recommend in a carbon arrow that would give me what I am looking for. I cant wait to get the bow in, but I want to have the right arrows to get the most out of the bow. For the hunting season I currently use Montec G5 100 gr. I like them and would like to stick with them
I just bought a VECTRIX 60# with a 28 1/2 DL. I want to shoot a quick arrow but I am more concerned with generating a good amount of energy. What do you recommend in a carbon arrow that would give me what I am looking for. I cant wait to get the bow in, but I want to have the right arrows to get the most out of the bow. For the hunting season I currently use Montec G5 100 gr. I like them and would like to stick with them
nothing wrong with your 100gr, only 125 gr is better,in my opinion for deer hunting..
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