What plays a role in your arrow selection...
#1
What plays a role in your arrow selection...
Ive never got into the arrow game...
A gold tip XT Hunter has a straightness tolerence of .003 Ok thats more than plentylow enough. What exactlygoes into your decision making when selecting what arrow to shoot?
I know weight may be a contributing factor to some. But what I'm asking is, Is there one arrow more accurate than another? Toughness comes to mind also, But Ive never herd of a GT being anything But one of the toughest arrows on the market. And I can split shafts all day long.
Im just trying to learn what goes into deciding the perfect arrow. I shoot GT's and have never questioned them. So what makes you guys?
A gold tip XT Hunter has a straightness tolerence of .003 Ok thats more than plentylow enough. What exactlygoes into your decision making when selecting what arrow to shoot?
I know weight may be a contributing factor to some. But what I'm asking is, Is there one arrow more accurate than another? Toughness comes to mind also, But Ive never herd of a GT being anything But one of the toughest arrows on the market. And I can split shafts all day long.
Im just trying to learn what goes into deciding the perfect arrow. I shoot GT's and have never questioned them. So what makes you guys?
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
Posts: 5,673
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
It's usually just whatever I can get my hands on. Hunting shafts, I don't have TOO much of a preference. I just PREFER it to be atleast .003 straightness, and atleast 8.0 GPI. I'd shoot just about ANYTHING to hunt with.
For target, things get a little more complicated. I just shoot Fatboys . They are hard to beat.
For target, things get a little more complicated. I just shoot Fatboys . They are hard to beat.
#3
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
I used Radial x-weaves my first season, hunting. Good arrow.....but they were never tested. I used them again in '06 and they were OK....but brittle. I probably broke 3-4 that season (or more). Decided to try a/c/c's in '07.....looking to add toughness and weight. Never looked back.
#4
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
As of the last few years I've went exclusively to aluminum/carbon arrows. I love the A/C Superslims and since they've been discontinued I'll shoot the ACC's(will hunt with the Slims until they are depleted).
#5
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
I've used easton Axis of Beman MFX. I like the slim arrows. After seeing Jeffs ACCs I think I know what my next dozen are going to be. They appear to be a pretty tough shaft.
#7
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I used Radial x-weaves my first season, hunting. Good arrow.....but they were never tested. I used them again in '06 and they were OK....but brittle. I probably broke 3-4 that season (or more). Decided to try a/c/c's in '07.....looking to add toughness and weight. Never looked back.
I used Radial x-weaves my first season, hunting. Good arrow.....but they were never tested. I used them again in '06 and they were OK....but brittle. I probably broke 3-4 that season (or more). Decided to try a/c/c's in '07.....looking to add toughness and weight. Never looked back.
#9
RE: What plays a role in your arrow selection...
I don't arrow shop or for that matter shop too much archery equipmenttoo much, if it works and has not been an issue in my set up, I continue to use it. That being said I shot CX for years but they kept getting discontinued after changing modelsa couple times, the last time I needed arrows and they didn't make them anymore I switched to GT's about 5 years ago and that is what I shoot today, as long as they don't change them upI will stick with them, they have always gotten the job done....Matter of fact I just ordered another dozen and will be building them next week....