martin murphy

I want one that will go into racks and trees and survive

my favorite so far is beeman hunter

if you know of a tougher one than these post reply

mobow

That Axis is pretty solid...But the Maxima isn't behind it by much.

Washington Hunter

Why would you be shooting racks and trees?

MOmightymite

Man you ask a lot of questions...but heres my input. I have personally used GoldTip xt hunters and CE maxima 250s. I have seen a GT shot into a huge oak tree, and be OK to shoot again. I wouldnt suggest doing this on purpose b/c of seeing carbon arrows explode like i have seen pics of on here. My maximas are pretty strong too, but way too expensive to be testing there limits. I have missed and hit rocks with these arrows and had them be fine, then again i had one arrow that hit a rock and cracked. I think every arrow is going to have it's limits. Some ar going to e OK to shoot again and some are gonna be trash after that kind of impact.

martin murphy

ment to say rocks oh yeah because crows and house sparrows

Oneshot7

i say for crows and house sparrows an order of 30 dollars a dozen with a bad tolerance carbon is in order instead of high dollar arrows

Dubbya

My thoughts exactly...

MichaelT.

Easton FMJ's

God Bless

GMMAT

My radial x-weaves advertise shooting through a Concrete Masonry Unit (Cinder Block).

I take that as a sign of toughness.

neck4752

Mike T,
What does a dozen FMJ's go for??? I want some of those but I bet they are over $100 a dozen

Thanks
Jim