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what arrows should i be using?
i know theres a lot of good products out there, but some opinions on the best arrows for me would be appreciated.
i shoot a bowtech admiral, 29 in. draw, 72 lb pull. i want a good hunting arrow thats gonna get the most speed out of my bow.. |
Some of us wouldn't know
we're still using slow, aluminum arrows on our bows that don't cost $900.
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Just take some planning. Make sure you shoot at least 350gr. I myself feel easton ACC's and maximas are about the best coming out.
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Something with a spine rating of .300". Pick something. There are tons of good arrows on the market. If you have a local shop then go see what is there. You want to be able to get arrows when you need them so see what he has.
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i like my arrows now. theyre easton 340 fmj's. only problem is theyre super heavy. i think with my broadhead theyre around 550 grain... and im only getting 277 fps out of my admiral. seems a little slow to me
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I'd shoot Goldtip 7595's with a finished arrow weight of around 420 gr (6 gr/lb). My Guardian loves this setup, and the arrows are really durable.
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im moderately confused about the last post?
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277 is fast enough! If you want to go lighter Carbon Express Maximas are a good arrow.
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I second the gold tips. Affordable and tough as nails..
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Originally Posted by millersaurus
(Post 3707307)
im moderately confused about the last post?
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The Easton flatlines are gone be about the fastest arrows out there. The 340s would work fine
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i just added 33 fps last week with gold tips.. im impressed
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The only arrow that I will ever use is the gold tip 5575 expedition hunter and I have shot all kinds of carbon and aluminum arrows and those are the only arrows you will ever see in my quiver.
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Originally Posted by fishintay
(Post 3718805)
The only arrow that I will ever use is the gold tip 5575 expedition hunter and I have shot all kinds of carbon and aluminum arrows and those are the only arrows you will ever see in my quiver.
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Originally Posted by MNDan
(Post 3705307)
I'd shoot Goldtip 7595's with a finished arrow weight of around 420 gr (6 gr/lb). My Guardian loves this setup, and the arrows are really durable.
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i use yhe easton flat line out of my mathews reezen 6.5 29 inch draw at 71 pounds with a finished arrow weight of 401 grains and i get between 311 and 315 fps out of them and the really group well
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"Opinions are like belly buttons, everybody has one". So here is mine. I shoot a Mathews DXT @ 280fps with my hunt arrows. I use Easton axis 400 spine arrows with 100gr. G5 montec broadheads but their are many other brands that work very well. I have killed elk, deer, bear, coyotes, bobcats and a coon using the Easton arrows and the the montec broadheads. Check out all the options and choose what you are comfortable with. Jim
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CX Maxima Hunter 350 run out of my Z7, 29" 70#.
28.25" length, Luminock, Blazer vanes, 100gr tip, 406gr total weight. I am getting 297-299 FPS out of my set up. |
Go with Gold tips, you can go to there website to see what you need for your bow setup.
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