PSE Carbon Force
#2
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Maine
Posts: 3,555
RE: PSE Carbon Force
I found them to be very light. I shot dominator 300 from my pse firestorm light until one disintergrated as it left my bow. The problem I found with these arrows is the spine seem to be very unconsistant. Out of the dozen arrows I bought almost half were "fliers" and I feared the same results as the arrow that "exploded".
I love PSE but the arrows are a diffrent story IMHO.
I love PSE but the arrows are a diffrent story IMHO.
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: St. Mary\'s County Maryland USA
Posts: 393
RE: PSE Carbon Force
This is all I have used for the past 4 years so I have nothing to compare them to. I agree with adams though, I buy a half dozen at a time and there's usually a couple of strays.
Maybe I'll switch to something else, any suggestions????
Maybe I'll switch to something else, any suggestions????
#4
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: SC USA
Posts: 1,434
RE: PSE Carbon Force
Shot the Dominator 300's for a while and got excellent groups with them !
I had the rougher finish ones from a year or two back ! I had a lot of trouble with the nock ends splitting ! Switched out the PSE nocks for Eastons and it helped.........but still had a lot of them split anyway !
Besides that.......I thought they were a great arrow for the money !!
I had the rougher finish ones from a year or two back ! I had a lot of trouble with the nock ends splitting ! Switched out the PSE nocks for Eastons and it helped.........but still had a lot of them split anyway !
Besides that.......I thought they were a great arrow for the money !!
#5
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Maine
Posts: 3,555
RE: PSE Carbon Force
Maybe I'll switch to something else, any suggestions????
I've shot beman and carbon express in the past and had good luck with both of them. I was just scared $#!^less after that arrow let go in my face. Broken equipment I can deal with but a broken me is unacceptable.
Besides that.......I thought they were a great arrow for the money
Here is what is being said on the PSE message board
http://forums.pse-archery.com/forumd...3ddf&forumid=6
Also if it matters, for the record GT are made in Utah U.S.A.
#7
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Maine
Posts: 3,555
RE: PSE Carbon Force
I had 2 dozen.........hardly any flyers !! I guess I was lucky
I'd be curious to see what results others have had with the pse shafts.
#8
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: GA
Posts: 67
RE: PSE Carbon Force
I've been shooting the Extreme 400s for about 8 months. I have a couple dozen and haven't had a problem yet. I think the Extremes are more consistent than the Dominators. My only problem seems to be shooting off vanes/feathers and shattering the ends. If you hit a nock (one that you've already shot into a target) with a subsequent arrow, the back of the arrow will shatter.
I have purchased a dozen CX 400s (to arrive shortly) to compare. I'm bidding on some Blackhawk Vapors as well (would like to test 'em out). I'll eventually buy some Eastons to try also.
I have purchased a dozen CX 400s (to arrive shortly) to compare. I'm bidding on some Blackhawk Vapors as well (would like to test 'em out). I'll eventually buy some Eastons to try also.
#9
RE: PSE Carbon Force
I used the Carbon Force 200's and had no problem's with them ,but decided to go with the Gold Tip 3D Pro's this season for a change. The Carbon Force certainly fit the budget . I had a couple arrow's that I couldn't tune but over all i thought Carbon Force was a pretty decent arrow.
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