You Guys Decide
01-26-2004, 10:07 PM
#1
Giant Nontypical
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Burleson TX USA
Posts: 6,455
You Guys Decide
Ok I picked up my 04 Black Knight today and have it set up minus a string loop will get that tomorrow.
The set up so far is BK2 60# 28" draw.
MZE
Extreme 100 (for now as my Hogg-it is on the Pat Dually till after the Winter Nationals)
X-RingStabilizer.
Ok what I want you guys to do is choose what arrows I should use.
Now what ever arrow gets the most showing will be the one I get.
Sound fair enough to you guys.
The set up so far is BK2 60# 28" draw.
MZE
Extreme 100 (for now as my Hogg-it is on the Pat Dually till after the Winter Nationals)
X-RingStabilizer.
Ok what I want you guys to do is choose what arrows I should use.
Now what ever arrow gets the most showing will be the one I get.
Sound fair enough to you guys.
01-26-2004, 10:18 PM
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Alvo Nebraska USA
Posts: 2,057
RE: You Guys Decide
Gold Tip 5575 XT's or 2314 X7 Eclipse
The aluminum arrows are very uniform and accurate and reasonably tough, line cutter size a plus, will make your bow smoother at the shot. The X7's should weigh around 440 grains with the 90 grain glue in nibbs. Price on the X7 shafts is under $60.00!!! Straightness on the X7's is +/- .001 inches!!!! Speed out of your bow with the X7's will be very close to 275 fps. 
The aluminum arrows are very uniform and accurate and reasonably tough, line cutter size a plus, will make your bow smoother at the shot. The X7's should weigh around 440 grains with the 90 grain glue in nibbs. Price on the X7 shafts is under $60.00!!! Straightness on the X7's is +/- .001 inches!!!! Speed out of your bow with the X7's will be very close to 275 fps.
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01-27-2004, 06:13 AM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Memphis TN USA
Posts: 3,445
RE: You Guys Decide
CX Terminator Select 6075. It weighs 10.7 grains per inch which is almost identical in weight to the 2314 but it's all nice and carbon I haven't done much testing with them but I expect them to not only be tough as nails but also hold their spine longer, due to the thickness of the wall. It should make an awesome hunting shafet. Good lord willing I will able to tell you this time next year after I have put them through 5-10 deer
Hopefully the latter
I haven't done much testing with them but I expect them to not only be tough as nails but also hold their spine longer, due to the thickness of the wall. It should make an awesome hunting shafet. Good lord willing I will able to tell you this time next year after I have put them through 5-10 deer Hopefully the latter