foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
#12
RE: foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
Yip, I did it wrong, it turns out that I only have a FOC of 7.8%! So, to increase that, I need to do one of several things? I could shorten my arrow and keep using 100 gr. tips, or go to a heavier tip? Or do both? Is that right?
#13
Join Date: Dec 2003
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RE: foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
Howler,
Try going to 4, or 5 inch feathers. That will help your FOC, and as long as it doesn't lighten up your arrows too much for your liking, than you should be fine.
This is where a GOOD pro shop comes in handy. Stop in and see them, and have them help you compute all of your options until you come up with a perfectly matched arrow!
Try going to 4, or 5 inch feathers. That will help your FOC, and as long as it doesn't lighten up your arrows too much for your liking, than you should be fine.
This is where a GOOD pro shop comes in handy. Stop in and see them, and have them help you compute all of your options until you come up with a perfectly matched arrow!
#16
RE: foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
Well, I happen to have some 125gr. judo points here that I just screwed in, and they moved the distance from center of arrow to balance point from 2.25" out to 3.25", which gives me a 11.4% FOC. So, looks to me like I need to get some 125 gr. field points and see if that helps my arrow flight. Although, I just put on my drop zone, and sure seems that I was already getting pretty arrow flight, with field tips. But I assume, my fixed blade heads won't fly nearly as well with the lower FOC, so I'd be better of going to 125 gr. broadheads?
Is that right?
Is that right?
#17
RE: foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
Foc is overrated , strait arrows spine matched with the correct amont of fletching , and broadheads that are on strait , will give you good results . All those things will keep you busy . Oh and I allmost forgot good nocks that fit right . All the arrow setups I have checked have been between 9 and 13% .
#19
RE: foc(8 to 12)heavier or lighter or in between?
I think I will do that papascout. I am going to try to shorten a couple of arrows, one by an inch and another by two inches, and do some self testing from there. Apppreciate the help!
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