Carbon arrows Which one?????

[stilllearning]

Well Eastern showed me the light about Carbons vs Aluminum. Now the search begins for some Carbons. I am looking for something that work well at 50lbs pull and leave them full length. At least that is what I want to try. They don't have to be top of the line and can even be a going out product line. I just need reasonable pricing so I can afford them.

Any suggestion as to which ones would be good for hunting?

They do not have to be the newest and greatest. Not the way I shoot

[michihunter]

For you I'd try Carbon Express Terminator Selects in 4560.


Terminator Select has a straightness tolerance of +/- .003" and each shaft or arrow in a packaged dozen will weigh within +/- 1 grain of another. The Select shaft or arrow is considered the "Best of the Best".


45/60 - 9.5 Grains/Inch
$51.95 at Keystone.

[BT]

Alright....this must have been the thread that was causing my head to ache earlier today while I was at work

Now why are you looking to stay at full length again

and as my answer....Mavericks from Cabela's

The Mavericks are the AFC which were bought out buy cabela's

.005 8.2gr. (I believe)

$39.99 w/ Vanes and the 2300 are what you are looking for at full length

[deadeye]

I shoot the Carbon Express Selects as well. They seem to be well made and Eastman Outdoors have been tremendous when I have called on them for arrows for the kids shoot we do and donations for banquets etc. I believe in taking care of those that take care of me.

There are other good arrows out there for less money. They might not be as straight or even in weight but many would never notice the difference.

[stilllearning]

admin said:

Alright....this must have been the thread that was causing my head to ache earlier today while I was at work

Now why are you looking to stay at full length again

LOL cause I don't know any better. How much difference is it going to make to go to a 28.5 in Arrow?

Rookies EH. Canadian rookies at that EH.
OH Jeeeeeees EH. ;D ;D ;D

[michihunter]

Spine, speed and FOC will all change with length of shaft SL. I'd find the optimum shaft spine with a software program such as the trieal version of On Target's Shaft Selector and start from there. It will list various shafts in that spine and give you an indication of which length is best for you.

[michihunter]

Take a look at all the variables that can be entered. In the left column you'll notive a arrow pointer for each set up you put in. In this example I used Carbon Express Terminator Hunters. The second column shows what's the specs are for the arrow I would want (notice it even has length). Punch in all the data and the pointer up near the top left will tell you if you are within parameters, or stiff/weak. In this particular example, I'm just a bit weak but still good. The lowere right box wil show all shafts in the database that will be a good fit.

[easternhunter]

Couldn't ask me could ya...ohhhh no! HAd to go for expert opinions.....like I don't know anything is that....fine. I'm done helping you.

[stilllearning]

;D ;D ;D

Just leave him be. He just got back from fighting with the contractors on a job and he's now cranky.

;D ;D ;D


Wow Mich. Nothing is easy is it?

[michihunter]

Easier than you'd ever guess SL!! Just a matter of hitting a few keys on the puter and voila' Might save ya a few dollars in the long run by providing you with the info PRIOR to purchase!!

Give me the info you see in the chart and I'll do a search for ya if ya hurry. My trial is about done. I did this one for my Terminator Selects in 2 minutes!!