"ontarget2" help
#1
I'm looking for someone with "ontarget2", to run some numbers forme. I'm looking at buying, "Carbon Express terminator select xp" arrows. If someone could check to see what arrow spine I wouldneed I would be very grateful.
I have a"Parker Ultra Lite 31", (I think its a 2005 model, I'm not sure)
The arrows that I'm currentlyshooting are cut to28.5"
My bow is set at 71 lbs. (Maxed out)
Also, I'm shooting 100 grain broadheads/field points. I'm not sure if thats the correct weight for these new arrows. Please let me know if I should get heavier or lighter arrow tips. Thanks.
Let me know if you need more info. Thanks again!
I have a"Parker Ultra Lite 31", (I think its a 2005 model, I'm not sure)
The arrows that I'm currentlyshooting are cut to28.5"
My bow is set at 71 lbs. (Maxed out)
Also, I'm shooting 100 grain broadheads/field points. I'm not sure if thats the correct weight for these new arrows. Please let me know if I should get heavier or lighter arrow tips. Thanks.
Let me know if you need more info. Thanks again!
#6
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Well, I ran the numbers and assuming your 29" draw weight, you can use the 6075's term XP selects with 100gr point and 11gr insert with 4" duravanes. Your a tad stiff, but to me thats a good thing. 125gr tips puts you on the slight weak side.
#7
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Well, I ran the numbers and assuming your 29" draw weight, you can use the 6075's term XP selects with 100gr point and 11gr insert with 4" duravanes. Your a tad stiff, but to me thats a good thing. 125gr tips puts you on the slight weak side.
Well, I ran the numbers and assuming your 29" draw weight, you can use the 6075's term XP selects with 100gr point and 11gr insert with 4" duravanes. Your a tad stiff, but to me thats a good thing. 125gr tips puts you on the slight weak side.
Would it make a difference if I use Blazer vanes?
Thank You!!!






