PSE Radial X Weave Predator Arrows
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Tennessee
Has anyone used/tried PSE Radial X Weave Predator arrows? I shot some today down at the local shop and I liked them pretty good. I bought a half dozen from the guy for $41. I generally use Carbon Express Maxima Hunters, and I'm notgiving up onthem by any means - they are great arrows, but at $140 or so a dozen they get expensive after you split/breaka couple.
Anyway, I was just wondering what your experience has been with them.
Anyway, I was just wondering what your experience has been with them.
#4
I have never used them, but I did purchase some Carbon Express Maxima Hunters yesterday. I've been shooting Gold Tips primarily, but these Maxima Hunters are really driving the tacks. I am impressed. I don't think I will ever shoot anything else.
Chris
Chris
#5
There are the Carbon Force Pros and The Carbon Force Predators. At $140/dozen, I am assuming you purchased the Pro series. I use the Predator series all the time for hunting. I love them! They aren't nearly as expensive as the Pros. I think they're listed on the PSE website for like $90/dz.
#6
ORIGINAL: Crowkilla
Has anyone used/tried PSE Radial X Weave Predator arrows? I shot some today down at the local shop and I liked them pretty good. I bought a half dozen from the guy for $41. I generally use Carbon Express Maxima Hunters, and I'm notgiving up onthem by any means - they are great arrows, but at $140 or so a dozen they get expensive after you split/breaka couple.
Anyway, I was just wondering what your experience has been with them.
Has anyone used/tried PSE Radial X Weave Predator arrows? I shot some today down at the local shop and I liked them pretty good. I bought a half dozen from the guy for $41. I generally use Carbon Express Maxima Hunters, and I'm notgiving up onthem by any means - they are great arrows, but at $140 or so a dozen they get expensive after you split/breaka couple.
Anyway, I was just wondering what your experience has been with them.
#7
I used Radial X-weaves for two seasons. Only issue I had with them (compared to my a/c/c's) is that they are "brittle". I broke more arrows in one season of shooting them than I thought I should have. Last year I killed more deer and only had one arrow be destroyed. If I look at the big picture.....the a/c/c's are worth the extra $$.
But...I had no performance "issues" (other than the one, noted) with the arrows. My son still shoots them.
Good luck
But...I had no performance "issues" (other than the one, noted) with the arrows. My son still shoots them.
Good luck

#8
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Tennessee
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I used Radial X-weaves for two seasons. Only issue I had with them (compared to my a/c/c's) is that they are "brittle". I broke more arrows in one season of shooting them than I thought I should have.
I used Radial X-weaves for two seasons. Only issue I had with them (compared to my a/c/c's) is that they are "brittle". I broke more arrows in one season of shooting them than I thought I should have.




