Fatboys or GT UL 22's **UPDATED**
01-28-2008, 08:29 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
ORIGINAL: MO_Bowhnter
I shoot GT UL pro 22's out of a 60 lb allegiance at 28" and have no problem shooting these overspined and getting them to fly awesome.
I've heard many accounts of these tuning fine out of many different bow combos.
I shoot GT UL pro 22's out of a 60 lb allegiance at 28" and have no problem shooting these overspined and getting them to fly awesome.
I've heard many accounts of these tuning fine out of many different bow combos.
01-29-2008, 06:33 AM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
According to ontarget2 my set up calls for an optimal spine of around .452 and Pro 22's are .300. I could make it closer if I increased my draw weight and added some weight up front, but they fly too good to mess wth.
01-30-2008, 07:41 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
Ok, I got a good deal on some Fatboy 500's and can use an 80 gr. glue in tip and get the spin and weight I want. $40 for a half dozen fletched arrows that run $130 a dozen is a good price right [8D]
01-30-2008, 07:50 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
ORIGINAL: Oneshot7
Ok, I got a good deal on some Fatboy 500's and can use an 80 gr. glue in tip and get the spin and weight I want. $40 for a half dozen fletched arrows that run $130 a dozen is a good price right [8D]
Ok, I got a good deal on some Fatboy 500's and can use an 80 gr. glue in tip and get the spin and weight I want. $40 for a half dozen fletched arrows that run $130 a dozen is a good price right [8D]
That's the exact setup I shoot 27.5" arrow, 80gr NIBs. 308gr.
However I found a BIG problem with some of my shafts, they'll be going back to Easton.
01-30-2008, 07:55 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
That's the exact setup I shoot 27.5" arrow, 80gr NIBs. 308gr.
However I found a BIG problem with some of my shafts, they'll be going back to Easton.
ORIGINAL: Oneshot7
Ok, I got a good deal on some Fatboy 500's and can use an 80 gr. glue in tip and get the spin and weight I want. $40 for a half dozen fletched arrows that run $130 a dozen is a good price right [8D]
Ok, I got a good deal on some Fatboy 500's and can use an 80 gr. glue in tip and get the spin and weight I want. $40 for a half dozen fletched arrows that run $130 a dozen is a good price right [8D]
That's the exact setup I shoot 27.5" arrow, 80gr NIBs. 308gr.
However I found a BIG problem with some of my shafts, they'll be going back to Easton.
01-30-2008, 08:07 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
The ends of about 3 shafts are VERY VERY VERY bent. Like bent enough where I could shoot around trees with them. It's like there's a kink in the shaft. Very weird.
01-30-2008, 08:21 PM
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RE: Fatboys or GT UL 22's
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
The ends of about 3 shafts are VERY VERY VERY bent. Like bent enough where I could shoot around trees with them. It's like there's a kink in the shaft. Very weird.
The ends of about 3 shafts are VERY VERY VERY bent. Like bent enough where I could shoot around trees with them. It's like there's a kink in the shaft. Very weird.
I just hope I do not have this problem.
