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Spike
Joined: May 2008
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From: Glen Saint Mary, Fl
I am looking for a new bow this year. I have been locked on getting a PSE X-Force TS, but I have been having some doubts lately and was wondering what some other bows are shooting. I have a 26" draw and I will be starting out at 62lbs and trying to work my way up to 70. My arrows are 250 grains with a 100 grain broadhead. The X-Force SSI shot at the local dealer was shooting 285-290fps when we set it up. I was just wondering what some of the rest of you are shooting.
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I'm not someone who shoots heavy arrows, but I would not use a 250 grain arrow for hunting.
I think it's best to get the arrow weight over 300 grains to avoid deflection, on ribs.
Normally, I do not just post opinion; my wife used a 250-255 gr. arrow and it deflected off ribs on a 17 yard broadside deer using a fixed head. She has killed 8 deer with similar or less KE, but the arrows were 330 gr. or more, so momentum does matter.
We are both using at least 380 grain arrows.
I think it's best to get the arrow weight over 300 grains to avoid deflection, on ribs.
Normally, I do not just post opinion; my wife used a 250-255 gr. arrow and it deflected off ribs on a 17 yard broadside deer using a fixed head. She has killed 8 deer with similar or less KE, but the arrows were 330 gr. or more, so momentum does matter.
We are both using at least 380 grain arrows.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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Srgav1n,
With your short draw length take a look at the X-6. You will gain more speed (if that is what you are looking for) and the short brace height will not make that much difference to you. I have an X-6 myself and found no difference in feel when shooting any of the X-bows!
With your short draw length take a look at the X-6. You will gain more speed (if that is what you are looking for) and the short brace height will not make that much difference to you. I have an X-6 myself and found no difference in feel when shooting any of the X-bows!




