Hoyt Vipertech Arrows?
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: North Vernon Indiana USA
Hey guys I just ordered a new Hoyt Vipertech bow. What hunting arrow would you guy's suggest? I currently use GT 5575 but I want a lighter arrow to hopefully get a little more speed.
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Bradford, Ontario
I would not go any lighter than Gold Tip 5575 shafts, certainly not for hunting anyway. I just tested some Axis shafts last weekend and was amazed at how they out penetrated my 5575 Gold tips.
#4
I agree with TerryM, 5575's w/ 100 gr. tips are about as light as I'd want to go. Although i have seen guys using 75 grain heads with those arrows. Something to consider.
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Joined: Feb 2005
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Just my 2-cent,s here. I have the same bow on 27 1/2 draw and it shoots blackhawk vapors pro 4000 at total weight 377.8 grs at 256fps at 62lbs .I also shoot pse 200 total weight 324.2 on 64lbs. at 273fps. Anything faster than 280fps can be a little harder with a broad head to shoot. I have no problem at 273fps with 324.2 grs for hunting deer at 20 to 30 yards. Just my 2 cents.
#9
Someone mentioned the axis. I personally shoot the axis with my razortec and my friend shoots the 400's out of is vipertec, not sure what they chrono but it is quick and he's had pass through's on all his deer so far. 27.5" draw, 62lbs 100gr. muzzy 3-blade.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Bradford, Ontario
Someone mentioned the axis. I personally shoot the axis with my razortec and my friend shoots the 400's out of is vipertec, not sure what they chrono but it is quick and he's had pass through's on all his deer so far. 27.5" draw, 62lbs 100gr. muzzy 3-blade.




