buckmaster

After the Sunday shoot i decided, Fat shafts are the way to go. I found some that a guy is getting rid of they are 25.25" shaft length....My EXACT length. He also stated they were 50-60lb spine. So i put on the brakes said i would be shooting 65lbs. so i dont guess they would work for me.

He then said he also shot 65lbs. with theses arrows and they shot great. he said he was averaging 299 38X with them but went with a longer drawlength so the were too short.

Ill be shoot the Allegiance i just bought at apx 27.5" DL and apx 65lbs. Are these arrows acceptable? Please explain.

GMMAT

What kind are they and what are the tolerances?

buckmaster

Ultralight X-Cutter .005 +/-.2grn

Rick James

That's the same arrow Jeff is using, just a lower tolerance grade. They are a fine arrow, assuming you are getting them for a good price.

buckmaster

Yeh i know, They are just not the pro version, But im worried about the 50-60lb part.

Rick James

Well they are a .250 spine, so they are actually a VERY stiff arrow. I'd like to know how heavy the points are in them, and if they are screw in, or glue in points.

buckmaster

6 with 90 gr. glue in. on the ones that have been shot, then he has 5 that have been cut and fletched with no tips

Rick James

As long as glue in points won't bump you out of hunter class (it won't for ASA sanctioned events), then this is perfect, and what I would recommend. I shot 90 grain glue ins out of a 70lb Apex 7 last year at 30.5" and it shot fantastic. These should be perfect for you. These really are a great arrow for anyone that wants a 3D specific arrow and doesn't want to spend a ton of money.

Matt/TN

I believe I recommended these [8D]