GooseHunter Jr.

With my recent injury as many of you knoe I am switching to alluminum arrows. I wasnt to shoot the XX75. With all the shafts sizes how do I know I am getting the right arrow for my bow.

Shooting a Reflex Highlander @ 67 pounds and 125 grain Thunderhead BH's.

Thanks for all the info you all can give me.[/align]

Sportsfann

New member here, if you don't mind what happen?

GooseHunter Jr.

Here ya go.

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2084283&mpage=1&key=&#208428 3

Sportsfann

OMG ouch, sorry hope your OK. Guess so if your shopping for arrows. If you don't mind what brand of carbon was it?

mobow

What's the arrow length?

passthru79

I could see why something like that would turn somone away from carbons. Guess thats why they say make sure you inspect,bend and flex them before you shoot them.

MeanV2

Ever think of trying ACC's or Full Metal Jackets?

hardcorehunter

Damn!!!!!!!!!!! I did not know that. I had a Beeman ICS explode upon release last summer. I was lucky and not injured. I immediately switched to A/C/C 's as they have the aluminum center, have the tightest tolerances available, and shoot like a dream. Take care.

YooperMike

I was thinking the same thing. I have used the Full Metals and they are very good arrows. Definitely could be an option for you, as they are aluminum on the outside, but offer the flex of carbon arrows at the same time, since they have the carbon inner arrow.

fatsbucknut

First we need to know what your draw length is and if you're shooting a single cam bow.


Zach