carbon arrows
12-14-2005, 08:13 PM
#1
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carbon arrows
Tonight I put one of my axis arrows on my spinner, I took a doe a couple of weeks ago with this same arrow. This arrow had some wobble to it, so I changed heads and tried it again. Same result. Spun the rest of the batch and found only 1 good arrow. Took out my gold tips and checked them, 6 out of 10 wobbled. That's unacceptable in my book. I took out my XX78 2314's and checked them, no wobbles at all, so I just finished re tuning and sighting in with the superslams. Maybe in the future I will tinker with the carbons again but for hunting I think I will stick with the XX78's.
By the way, if you don't have a spinner, you should invest in one. I think that it's one the most important tools an archer can have...JMO
By the way, if you don't have a spinner, you should invest in one. I think that it's one the most important tools an archer can have...JMO
12-14-2005, 08:54 PM
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Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: HENDERSON KY USA
Posts: 6,634
RE: carbon arrows
That's why I like ACC's.
I just checked 1/2 dozen of my 3-39's and was impressed considering these arrows are about 3 years old with hundreds, if not thousands of shots on them.Inserts have been changed from Easton halfouts to pdp inserts.I also was checking right at the tip and checking tip alignment with the arrow.
2 with field points had a total indicator runout of .002
1 with field point had.006 t.i.r.
1 with dead head broadhead had 006 t.i.r.( I shot this one tonight with @ 40 yards in the same spot as A field tipped arrow)
1 with dead head had .002 t.i.r.
1 with steel head 100 gr had .007 t.i.r.
Some of these arrows have taken deer and some have not.I am not sure if the arrows that were out were the arrow or the points but they all hit their mark so I am not concerned.And they all shoot together.
I checked all my arrows (10) with 17" centers and my indicator didn't move on almost all of the arrows.There was 1 that was out almost .001. I realize that 17" isn't the standard 28" but good enough for what I was wanting to see.
ACC's are definately worth the extra cost.
I just checked 1/2 dozen of my 3-39's and was impressed considering these arrows are about 3 years old with hundreds, if not thousands of shots on them.Inserts have been changed from Easton halfouts to pdp inserts.I also was checking right at the tip and checking tip alignment with the arrow.
2 with field points had a total indicator runout of .002
1 with field point had.006 t.i.r.
1 with dead head broadhead had 006 t.i.r.( I shot this one tonight with @ 40 yards in the same spot as A field tipped arrow)
1 with dead head had .002 t.i.r.
1 with steel head 100 gr had .007 t.i.r.
Some of these arrows have taken deer and some have not.I am not sure if the arrows that were out were the arrow or the points but they all hit their mark so I am not concerned.And they all shoot together.
I checked all my arrows (10) with 17" centers and my indicator didn't move on almost all of the arrows.There was 1 that was out almost .001. I realize that 17" isn't the standard 28" but good enough for what I was wanting to see.
ACC's are definately worth the extra cost.
