Rytera Alien Nemesis Arrow Selection Help 65 Pounds
07-26-2011 | 11:53 AM
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Spike
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Rytera Alien Nemesis Arrow Selection Help 65 Pounds
I am new to bow hunting and dont have a whole lot of money i am looking to get a dozen arrows pre fletched for deer season.
Can someone please steer me in the right directions on what would be good for me I currently am using a whisker biscuit rest and shooting 65 pounds with a 29 inch draw.
Thanks in advance!
Can someone please steer me in the right directions on what would be good for me I currently am using a whisker biscuit rest and shooting 65 pounds with a 29 inch draw.
Thanks in advance!
08-01-2011 | 04:27 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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The listed IBO of the Nemisis is 330fps, but it'll never get there. Realistically it should IBO at about 315.
At his specs 65#/29" I'd opt for the GT 7595 (340 spine). 5575 would be OK with an 80gr target point, but not insert and 100 gr broadhead.
I might know a little about this. I own a Nemisis and an Alen Z. Shoot them both almost daily. Trust me.
At his specs 65#/29" I'd opt for the GT 7595 (340 spine). 5575 would be OK with an 80gr target point, but not insert and 100 gr broadhead.
I might know a little about this. I own a Nemisis and an Alen Z. Shoot them both almost daily. Trust me.
08-02-2011 | 04:04 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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BG - I have a Martin Firecat. Last year I got a cracked limb. I took it to my dealer and Martin sent him new limbs, cams, cable and string. (These are the exact same parts as the Nemesis). I shoot the GT 5575 at 28" with 125 gr tips and have excellent flight. You asked for a recommendation so I gave you mine. But it seems like you already have your mind made up. But IMO I believe the 7595s are way overspined for your bow. But again, that is my opinion.
