Is 100 grain enough
01-16-2006, 10:45 PM
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RE: Is 100 grain enough
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I will be shooting ac superslim 300's this year. 29''with 4'' quikspins and arrow wraps. Will 100 grains be heavy enough to stable these or will I need 125 grains.
I will be shooting ac superslim 300's this year. 29''with 4'' quikspins and arrow wraps. Will 100 grains be heavy enough to stable these or will I need 125 grains.
01-17-2006, 04:17 AM
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RE: Is 100 grain enough
I look at 100 grain tips as the absolute minimum that may work, but I would never recommend them if you're shooting fixed blade broadheads. You also have plastic vanes and wraps which put weight at the backend - not helpful for flight. As long as your arrow is stiff enough, I'd add more weight up front.
01-17-2006, 08:19 AM
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RE: Is 100 grain enough
Maybe the 115 grain muzzy 4 blade would do you right?
1 1/8" cut both ways= good specs IMHO.
I've never understood the rush to wrap an arrow and addrear weight to it. The painted on style adds less weight than a wrap, but isn't as durable.
1 1/8" cut both ways= good specs IMHO.
I've never understood the rush to wrap an arrow and addrear weight to it. The painted on style adds less weight than a wrap, but isn't as durable.
