xtremetj

I still new to all this so bear with me. I'm trying to learn all I can. I'm in the need for some new arrows. I shoot a Outback at 28" dl, 71#'s, 27.5" arrow, Tru peep, off a loop. I'm shooting Gold Tip 5575 with 100 grain Muzzys. They seem to group with the field points for the most part, a 1" low and left 1 - 2 " at 20 yrds but I've heard some guys say the Outback needs a heavier spined arrow. Looking at the charts I'm boarderline. Would the 7595 be to overspined? What effect does being overspined have? One dealer told me if I went to the Axis go with 340's but stay with 5575 in Gold Tip. I question this because the 340 and 7595 are spined the same. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Greg.

DaveC

I witnessed a 400 easton give a weak spine reaction as to where a 5575 goldtip shot true.
This told me the Goldtips may have a stiffer spine when comparing the two shafts in the same catagory.
No suggestions here.
In a nearly perfect world you could purchase 3 of each and decide through trial and error.

In a perfect world all arrows would perform flawlessly, no spine concerns whatsoever.

rack attack

my setup is in my sig. and I shoot the 7595s.

i shot both and the 7595s performed the best out of my setup.

my 2 cents

Sniper151

Before you make another investment in arrows, try something. Loosen your nockset until you can turn it on the serving like a nut on a bolt. Turn the nock set down 2 turns and lightly clamp the set. Try your field tips and broadhead again. This should correct the low left impact. You will probably pick up a couple feet per second in speed.
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