Help me choose new arrows.
#1
Help me choose new arrows.
I am in need of new arrows, but I want something I can use for 3d shoots as well as hunting this season. I have been shooting the Goldtip CAAs and love those, but was thinking about trying something different. I have heard a lot about victory arrows, but dont know much about them to pick a specific arrow. If anyone has any suggestions please feel free.
My setup is a Guardian at 67lbs, 26" draw length.
My setup is a Guardian at 67lbs, 26" draw length.
#3
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
Posts: 5,673
RE: Help me choose new arrows.
ORIGINAL: MOmightymite
I am in need of new arrows, but I want something I can use for 3d shoots as well as hunting this season. I have been shooting the Goldtip CAAs and love those, but was thinking about trying something different. I have heard a lot about victory arrows, but dont know much about them to pick a specific arrow. If anyone has any suggestions please feel free.
My setup is a Guardian at 67lbs, 26" draw length.
I am in need of new arrows, but I want something I can use for 3d shoots as well as hunting this season. I have been shooting the Goldtip CAAs and love those, but was thinking about trying something different. I have heard a lot about victory arrows, but dont know much about them to pick a specific arrow. If anyone has any suggestions please feel free.
My setup is a Guardian at 67lbs, 26" draw length.
#4
RE: Help me choose new arrows.
It's pretty tough to get a multitasking arrow like that. You want fat for 3D, but not necessarily for hunting. So, something like the Carbon Express CXL2 would be awesome for 3D, but not so much for hunting. Likewise, an arrow such as your GT CAA's and Maxima Hunters are incredible for hunting, but not necessarily for 3D because of their small diameter.
If you're really wanting a "do it all" arrow, I'm gonna toss the Easton 2213 out there, for your specs. Good mix of diameter, and it's a fantastic hunting arrow. If you really want a carbon arrow....they're gonna be small diameter, but Maxima Hunters are really tough to beat.
If you're really wanting a "do it all" arrow, I'm gonna toss the Easton 2213 out there, for your specs. Good mix of diameter, and it's a fantastic hunting arrow. If you really want a carbon arrow....they're gonna be small diameter, but Maxima Hunters are really tough to beat.
#5
RE: Help me choose new arrows.
Thanks for the help guys! I used to shoot Maximas and actually changed to the CAAs to save a few bucks, but I love both arrows.
Don, I would need a 350 for the maxima hunters correct? I used to shoot 250s and i think i was underspined a bit, but got away with it because of my short draw.
Matt, Do you know the diameter on those victories? Are they close to most hunting arrows?
Don, I would need a 350 for the maxima hunters correct? I used to shoot 250s and i think i was underspined a bit, but got away with it because of my short draw.
Matt, Do you know the diameter on those victories? Are they close to most hunting arrows?
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
Posts: 5,673
RE: Help me choose new arrows.
ORIGINAL: MOmightymite
Matt, Do you know the diameter on those victories? Are they close to most hunting arrows?
Matt, Do you know the diameter on those victories? Are they close to most hunting arrows?
#9
RE: Help me choose new arrows.
Thanks guys! How are their durability! Do you guys have any experience with slapping arrows together or missing? And if so did they hold up ok? I can get the Victories the cheapest so that is why I was wondering.