...for making an AWESOME arrow. I ended up choosing the Maxima Hunter 250's after countless hours trying to choose. In the past 3 days shooting with them and my new bow. I have had 3 robinhoods! And only lost one shaft , 2 of the robinhoods were other people's arrows in the 3D shoot with me. Out of a dozen I only had 1 that wobbled badly and about 6 that were deadnutz perfect. The other 5 were still VERY good. Oh and the "Bulldog collars" seem to be nothing but extra weight, not really much of a shaft protector[&:]. A side note though, robinhooding other peoples arrows can be a bad situation [8D], one of them was an X-Cutter Pro, the other was a Expedition Hunter, the bad part about the Expedition Hunter was I just SOLD him the arrows not 30mins before.[8D]

sorry for the bad picture but this is the last one, the one with both of my arrows.

Nice shootin'! Might want to start shooting spots instead of groups. Robin hoods are nice but they start getting expensive!

I agree, the CX Maxima Hunters are an awesome shaft! I've been very impressed by 'em this season!

Yup! Hoping they do as well on a deer.

Me to, I'm very excited to test one of these tipped with a Slick Trick Mag on a big ol' cornfed IL whitetail! Heck, I've pretty uch changed my entire rig this season so it will all seem new this Fall.

Which Hoyt is that?



I'm using a MX-3 on the end of mine this year, although I may carry a Rage, just to see what they'd do to one

When I started shooting my Maxima 3D selects earlier this year, I robinhooded 4 frickin times in a month........

That will REALLY hurt the wallet. If I were to go to the 3D selects, which I might next year. I'll put the ACC 3-60 unibushings in em' . I almost did it with my Maxima Hunters.