RE: mechanical broadheads
 

Mechanicals work great if they are flying out of a tuned bow. IMHO, it's all about putting in the boiler room. Since starting to use mechanicals, I haven't lost a deer, and spend more time shooting versus tuning. I shoot field points all season. Shoot my Jakhammers a few times at a few distances, and go hunting!

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

Your arrow is under spined. The chart for your arrow is 31'' 65 pounds 300CX, 32'' nextlength is 400CX. I always go a little stiffer. I think you have couple choices. At 31.5 you are stuck right in the middle.

1.Buy 400CX
2.Go to 100 grain broadheads and fieldpoints
3.Shoota shorter arrow

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

That's my thought too ghemry, but he states the group great, just right. Usually an underspine you'll loose the group with a fixed head. Are you left handed by any chance?

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

I am LH, but I do not think he is underspined that much. I bet if he went to 100 grain headshe would befine.

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

ghemry.... I didn't mean are you left handed.... I meant Kansas.LOL We're trying to solve his problem, not yours.[8D] I agree with the underspined. Even if you go to their site and use their calculator and figure fast flight string etc etc it says so.

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

I know, I was just letting you know, I have no problems!!!!! LOL

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

NAP Spitfires work for me as well

RE: mechanical broadheads
 

First let me clarify, my draw length is 31.5, I am shooting an overdraw w/ 29.5 arrows. Over the weekend I had 6 arrows refletched w/ feathers. That took care of all of my hits to the right-makes me think there might be a little clearance problem, but I can't seem to find it. The broadheads I am currently working w/ are thunderhead 125s & muzzy 100s. At 20 yds, it seems the muzzies are slightly more consistent, but not much difference at all. Right now I would be very comfortable w/ either broadhead, but I will continue to tinker @ this range until after my bear hunt in 2 weeks. After that I will move back to 30 & 40 yards to see if they continue to fly as well down range. Thanks for the input & don't stop replying if anyone has any ideas on fine tuning my setup.