Which arrow weight?
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I will be shooting a 2007 Bowtech Tribute and 2007 Bowtech Alliegiance. Both set at 63-65 lbs. 29" draw length.
I will be using a 100 grain Slick Trick.
What arrow weight should I get for the fastest, quietest, and deadliest combination?
I currently have Axis Epic ST 400s and GoldTip XT5575s. I shoot them with 2" Blazer veins.
I am looking for a fast arrow. Are these my best best or should I try another?
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I will be using a 100 grain Slick Trick.
What arrow weight should I get for the fastest, quietest, and deadliest combination?
I currently have Axis Epic ST 400s and GoldTip XT5575s. I shoot them with 2" Blazer veins.
I am looking for a fast arrow. Are these my best best or should I try another?
Thanks for helping someone who knows nothing about arrows![/align]
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From: Balt, MD (orig: J-town,PA) The bowels of Hell!!!
The GT's are a little lighter per inch than the Epics if you are looking for speed, but not much. I have an '07 Ally w/ 30" DL and with CX 3D selects thatweigh about the same at the GT's you have at 65# but a 125 gr tip I was shooting 284 fps w a 28" arrow. Both of those arrows are about as light as you will find and still be over the 5 gpp min for the Bowtech's and both are good choices.
Quiet wise the heavier arrow will always be more quiet. Noise should not be an issue with either bow. Practice a lot and the combination you have is plenty deadly.
Quiet wise the heavier arrow will always be more quiet. Noise should not be an issue with either bow. Practice a lot and the combination you have is plenty deadly.




