should i shoot the 340 or 400?
#1
this is another attempt to make my setup the best i can. I can't decide which arrow I should shoot. I can't decide between a Easton Axis st 340 or 400. Here is my setup: 03 razortec, 64-68 pounds, 100 gr. muzzy 3blade, d-loop... and a drop away rest, can't decide which one yet, MZE, TT shakey, or something else. Please help with the arrow selection. thanks.
#3
sorry guys, this is a hunting setup (whitetail, muleys, and antelope...maybe turkey). My total draw length is 29-29.5 that is before the d-loop (so figure as you will). thanks
#4
I personally would opt for the 340's for hunting. Go to http://home.att.net/~sajackson/archery.html and select arrow FOC and weight. Then select the axis arrow. Enter the info and it will give you weight and FOC. This should help determine what is best for your particular setup. I also like to use the KE calculator. It is on there as well. Hope this helps.
#6
thanks swamp, i was gonna put a sooner helmet on my signature, but i won't bother now.
#7
that's funny, i didn't even realize you were from flower mound, i am from mckinney (originally wyoming) but i've been in the south for about 7 years.
#8
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From: Hephzibah, GA USA
Arrow weight (in grains) devided by draw weight = ?.??
As long as the "?.??" is in the 5's, you're ok.
Example......5.49, 5.77, 5.91......something like that.
Just a good rule of thumb to avoid a major headache.
As long as the "?.??" is in the 5's, you're ok.
Example......5.49, 5.77, 5.91......something like that.
Just a good rule of thumb to avoid a major headache.
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