Im new to the site&bowhunting and need info on what arrows i should use on whitetails? Im shooting a mathews outback, 28,65 any info would be great guys! THANKS
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Arrow help
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Welcome to the site.
I use broadheads like these, 125 grain on 70# compound.
http://www.basspro.com/Muzzyreg;-3-...product/10036/58048?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL
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Welcome to the site.
I use broadheads like these, 125 grain on 70# compound.
http://www.basspro.com/Muzzyreg;-3-Blade-Fixed-Blade-Broadheads/product/10036/58048?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL
I use broadheads like these, 125 grain on 70# compound.
http://www.basspro.com/Muzzyreg;-3-...product/10036/58048?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL
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Welcome to the site.
I use broadheads like these, 125 grain on 70# compound.
http://www.basspro.com/Muzzyreg;-3-Blade-Fixed-Blade-Broadheads/product/10036/58048?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL
The only advice I can give is to get the best arrow you can afford. Accuracy in bowhunting
is everything and a cheap arrow usually doesn't make it.
I personally use radial X-Weave Pro but I have shot Gold Tip and they are great. Most
arrow manufacturers have good arrows but pay attention to the details. Grain match, straightness
all make a difference. Each manufacturer uses a different scale to shop for proper spine so
pick your brand and make sure you have the right spine.
is everything and a cheap arrow usually doesn't make it.
I personally use radial X-Weave Pro but I have shot Gold Tip and they are great. Most
arrow manufacturers have good arrows but pay attention to the details. Grain match, straightness
all make a difference. Each manufacturer uses a different scale to shop for proper spine so
pick your brand and make sure you have the right spine.
try the rage 100 or 125. They fly like field points and you don't have to true them.
Bloodline arrows with swacker 100 grain broad heads that's with a 28" draw and a 70lb pull
I've only shot Carbon Express and I love them. I can't say anything bad about any other arrows since I haven't used anything else. I use the 350's with 29" draw and 70#.
As far as broadheads, I've been using Crimson Talon XT's. They fly straight, always expand, and use no rubber bands or clips of any kind.
I highly recommend investing in some lighted nocks. Makes it easier to track arrow flight off faster bows and makes them a lot easier to find if you happen to miss.
As far as broadheads, I've been using Crimson Talon XT's. They fly straight, always expand, and use no rubber bands or clips of any kind.
I highly recommend investing in some lighted nocks. Makes it easier to track arrow flight off faster bows and makes them a lot easier to find if you happen to miss.
I am shooting the same poundage and draw length as you. You should be shooting about a 400 grain arrow. I am shooting Gold Tip Velocity's with 2" vanes. i use the 100gr 2 blade Rage broad head and it is an awesome combo. You get what you pay for when it comes to archery.
What spine size do you use in those gold tips?
I use the gold tip hunter 55/75 <- (draw weight). Also use the muzzy 4 blade 125 grain broad heads ($35.00) pack of six.
I'll check the spine size tomorrow and let you know
