BGfisher

It all depends on what I prefer to shoot from year to year. Arrows range from Beman ICS Hunters, 4" feathers and 75gr InnerLoc heads (total 300 gr) all the way up to my heavyweights---ACC 3-28, 4" feathers, and 75gr InnerLoc heads (total 330gr). Out of my present 53#, 27" draw bow they clock at 280fps to 285fps.

elkaddict

I shoot GT 7595s w/ 100 grain heads. Right at 398g and 280 fps.

BigJ71

33in 553grn carbon arrows at 258-262fps

ampahunter

GT /XT 3555, 27.25" (groove to insert) with 100 G Slick Trick/ or 100 G SteelHeads, varying from 368 ~ 372 grains.

TerryM

I was thinking about 100gr Slick Tricks myself. How do they fly and perform on game?

nubo

I'm shooting 3555 Gold Tip 3Dpro's with Montec G5's 100gr for the grand total of 354gr.

nubo

ampahunter

Awesome--To be quite honest I only started shooting the Slick Trick heads in November of 2004. On both the kills I had pass thru and saw the deer expire from my stand.
If you need to try them give Wendell a call in Alberta:-
http://www.abcarchery.com/contactus.html
He's the new distributor from them here in Canada and he's a gentleman.
I've recently dealt with him and I will 'not' hesitate to recommend him.
Great guy!

Buckbuster4ou

300 CX Hunters cut at 29" with 100 grn broad head weighs in at 428 grns.
300 CX cut the same and they weigh in at 388 grns.

TerryM

ampahunter,
How close to field points do they fly? I was wondering because of the 4 blade design.

Matt / PA

Easton A/C/C 3-60's 28.5" shaft length, 2.25" NAP Quik Spins with 100gr Rocket Sidewinders or Slammerheads.
Total arrow weight is 405grs.