"ontarget2" help
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"ontarget2" help
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!
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RE: "ontarget2" help
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.
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RE: "ontarget2" help
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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!!!