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rochelle 01-05-2004 08:40 AM

carbon arrow choices
 
im looking for a good carbon arrow. whats your suggestions. I plan on deer and elk hunting

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Carphunter 01-05-2004 10:41 AM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 
I'm looking for info too....

When I pick up my new '03 Pat. Dually, I'm thinking of getting carbons. The shop will give me a deal on the stuff they sell (Gold Tips, XTs, and the Easton Excel, Axis, Lightspeed, etc.)

Bow will be set at 60# max, arrow length will probably be around 31 or 32" (on a 30" draw). Rest will probably either be an HHA TN1000 (their new drop-away) or a Whisker Biscuit). I'll be using Rocky Ironhead 125's (got a stockpile of them..not gonna switch for a while).

*Edited - figured out how to use and read the shaft selector (helped when I saw an older style chart*

What do you guys think of using the LightSpeeds or Excels for hunting?

nubo 01-05-2004 01:00 PM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 
I'm thinking of using the Easton Axis as well but I'm not sure what size to use yet ....For Patriot Dually 04

nubo

hdsanders 01-05-2004 01:19 PM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 
I used the Excel this year and was very pleased. I have heard very posistive reviews on the Axis shafts as well. Both are good choices.

JeffB 01-05-2004 04:39 PM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 
My best advice is NOT to skimp on arrowshafts. That is your delivery system for broadheads. You are better off spending less on a stabilizer or quiver, or sight or something else than skimping on arrow shafts.

That said....

I would recommend A/C/Cs over all others. Nothing touches them for conistency in spine, weight ,and straightness from shaft to shaft, dozen to dozen.

In an all or composite carbon shaft I would recommend the Carbon Express 3D & Terminator Selects, Goldtip 3D Pro's, Beman ICS Hunters, and any of the Easton C2 construction shafts (Epic, Evolution, the new 2004 Camo shafts, etc).

Currently I believe the new ST AXIS shafts to be very promising, and if they can hold their tolerances, I can see these being the "next big thing" in carbons. I've been pounding the crap out of mine and they are taking everything in stride so far. Very impressive.

JeffB 01-05-2004 04:41 PM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 

ORIGINAL: Carphunter

I'm looking for info too....

When I pick up my new '03 Pat. Dually, I'm thinking of getting carbons. The shop will give me a deal on the stuff they sell (Gold Tips, XTs, and the Easton Excel, Axis, Lightspeed, etc.)

Bow will be set at 60# max, arrow length will probably be around 31 or 32" (on a 30" draw). Rest will probably either be an HHA TN1000 (their new drop-away) or a Whisker Biscuit). I'll be using Rocky Ironhead 125's (got a stockpile of them..not gonna switch for a while).

*Edited - figured out how to use and read the shaft selector (helped when I saw an older style chart*

What do you guys think of using the LightSpeeds or Excels for hunting?
Carp, shoot me an email or a PM, and I can help you in more detail :D

TreePhantom 01-05-2004 05:07 PM

RE: carbon arrow choices
 
Gold Tip, the only choice! :)


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