Your hunting arrows for this year?

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07-28-2006 | 08:52 AM

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Kyle Colburn

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

Carbon Express CX300's. 31" with feathersand NAP thunderhead 100 gr.

07-28-2006 | 08:59 AM

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ahunter55

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

60# Darton, 2216# Easton, 3 Blade 125gr. Rocky Mountain Ironhead.
I am far right & that's the hog I took in late May this year.
Complete penetration @ 20 yards & dropped in 40.
Good Luck in whatever you use.

07-28-2006 | 09:22 AM

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davidmil

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

NCHwkeye.... we haven't all completely gone to the fancy stuff. I shoot the same arrows as you on my back up bow, 76 pound PSE[8D]

07-28-2006 | 10:53 AM

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BigJ71

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

Beman ICS 340 Camo Hunters 476grn 31 3/4in (insert to nock tip) 266fps

07-28-2006 | 11:19 AM

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ampahunter

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

Rick--check out the Maxima Hunter 350's (8.9gpi)--if you shaft length is around 28"--you'll be right in the ball park of the total arrow weight you're looking for.
With my set up, I'm using the GT Ultralight 400, 27.25", w/2"blazers, GT series nocksand 100g slick trick--groups plenty enough out to 40 yards.

07-28-2006 | 12:38 PM

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Finch

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

5575 Goldtip XT Hunters wearing 100 grain muzzy 4 blades

07-28-2006 | 12:55 PM

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Rick James

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RE: Your hunting arrows for this year?

Well I was able to pick up one of the last dozen XT's that Lancaster had through the shop. So I will have to get these, and make sure to cut from both ends and spin them all out. I am sure I can get them all within 2-3 grains fo eachother and within .002 straightness.