bolts and points
04-28-2006 | 08:43 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: bolts and points
Jimdandy,
What bow do you shoot? As for broadheads, my vote would be Spitfires. We use them and recomend them here at TenPoint and have had great luck with them. Another good pick would be the Thunderhead. You have to tune them a little more then the Spitfires.
Randy
What bow do you shoot? As for broadheads, my vote would be Spitfires. We use them and recomend them here at TenPoint and have had great luck with them. Another good pick would be the Thunderhead. You have to tune them a little more then the Spitfires.
Randy
04-28-2006 | 09:30 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: bolts and points
!0 Pt: I have some questions about 10 pt arrows, what weight do you folks advise, and are your nocks flat or "moon" type?
I am using Lii"s w/ brass inserts, 100 gr. Slick Tricks, 4" vanes weigh 431 gr. and 5" vanes about 10 gr. more. I like the fact that there is no tuning involved w/ ST's, just screw em on, check em and go. I've got 9 arrows w/ them on, and didn't have one hit out of a 2" target at 30 yds.
Btw: In the latest issue of HBM put out by DJH of the ACF, he has an interesting article on the differences between bolts [6" long] and arrows. He seems to feel very strongly that we should refer to our arrows as such and not call them bolts. I think it has something to do with all archers shooting arrows, but am not sure. I am sure we're all archers!!
I am using Lii"s w/ brass inserts, 100 gr. Slick Tricks, 4" vanes weigh 431 gr. and 5" vanes about 10 gr. more. I like the fact that there is no tuning involved w/ ST's, just screw em on, check em and go. I've got 9 arrows w/ them on, and didn't have one hit out of a 2" target at 30 yds.
Btw: In the latest issue of HBM put out by DJH of the ACF, he has an interesting article on the differences between bolts [6" long] and arrows. He seems to feel very strongly that we should refer to our arrows as such and not call them bolts. I think it has something to do with all archers shooting arrows, but am not sure. I am sure we're all archers!!
04-28-2006 | 09:58 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: bolts and points
ORIGINAL: awshucks
!0 Pt: I have some questions about 10 pt arrows, what weight do you folks advise, and are your nocks flat or "moon" type?
I am using Lii"s w/ brass inserts, 100 gr. Slick Tricks, 4" vanes weigh 431 gr. and 5" vanes about 10 gr. more. I like the fact that there is no tuning involved w/ ST's, just screw em on, check em and go. I've got 9 arrows w/ them on, and didn't have one hit out of a 2" target at 30 yds.
Btw: In the latest issue of HBM put out by DJH of the ACF, he has an interesting article on the differences between bolts [6" long] and arrows. He seems to feel very strongly that we should refer to our arrows as such and not call them bolts. I think it has something to do with all archers shooting arrows, but am not sure. I am sure we're all archers!!
!0 Pt: I have some questions about 10 pt arrows, what weight do you folks advise, and are your nocks flat or "moon" type?
I am using Lii"s w/ brass inserts, 100 gr. Slick Tricks, 4" vanes weigh 431 gr. and 5" vanes about 10 gr. more. I like the fact that there is no tuning involved w/ ST's, just screw em on, check em and go. I've got 9 arrows w/ them on, and didn't have one hit out of a 2" target at 30 yds.
Btw: In the latest issue of HBM put out by DJH of the ACF, he has an interesting article on the differences between bolts [6" long] and arrows. He seems to feel very strongly that we should refer to our arrows as such and not call them bolts. I think it has something to do with all archers shooting arrows, but am not sure. I am sure we're all archers!!
Randy
04-28-2006 | 07:39 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Thomasville, N.C.
RE: bolts and points
Hey Randy, I took your advise on where tofind,and bought some 10 point bolts for my Elite QX4 Crossbow. I got 6 TenPoint Pro Elites. What will these bolts weigh with my Crimson Raptor broadheads, 100 grain? I have some Spitfires also but like the Raptors cause they just look deadly. LOL. Thanks man
04-29-2006 | 01:14 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Land of Rocks, Ozarks of Mo.
RE: bolts and points
Well we all shoot what we think is a great set up. How fast you want to shoot? Carbon's and alum. 2213's fit that profile. The alum. 2216 or 2219's are slower but pack more weight and energy fer penetration. Broadheads, there are at least 6 great one's out there. I shoot Muzzy 100gr. either 3 or 4 blade, i love'em! 
