I have always been a carbon express shooter, but lately have been thinking about switching to Gold Tips, looking at the Pro hunter line and the velocity line. Would like to get some feedback on which arrows you guys prefer.....Blake
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Same here. 3/60 340. Been using them for 12 years or so out of two different bows. Every other year I'll grab another half dozen & fletch them up. I've bent a few but you need to try really hard.DanH said:Easton A/C/C. Durable as hell and shoot great...
Yep. Same ones. I started shooting them about 8 years ago. I've only broken one. Deer had it sticking out of him and ran hard into a tree. The rest just got cleaned up, refletched and stuck back in the case.Lawdwaz said:Same here. 3/60 340. Been using them for 12 years or so out of two different bows. Every other year I'll grab another half dozen & fletch them up. I've bent a few but you need to try really hard.DanH said:Easton A/C/C. Durable as hell and shoot great...
I shoot/shot them on my custom longbow; but that bitch is 65@ 28" and I haven't been able to legitametly shoot her since my back injury last year. I still need to kill some thing bigger than rabbits with it; hopefully I can build up the strenth.30338 said:I'm running uncut Carbon Heritage 250s in the longbow. They fly quite nicely.
MarcS said:In speaking of fucking up your mitt, this picture gives you an idea of what it would be like. Doesn't look like fun.
Here's a pic of a little 200 pounder I took a couple years ago with my old Matthews Conquest Pro, Easton ACC 360's and 100 grain Slick Tricks. 70 lbs and 29" draw.