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Those of your shooting a vertix, and what arras are you shouting? I recently picked one up and trying to decide which way to go.
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I guess arrows in general would be the better question. Any one shoot the day 6?
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I’m shooting some dinosaurs. Carbon Xpress PileDriver PTX. They tune well with my bow and I loaded the wagon when they went on clearance after being discontinued.
As far as brand preference…it doesn’t matter and often boils down to personal preference. As long as they are spined right for your draw length and weight you’ll be fine.
We’re not dead. We just smell that way. Dayum. - AC870
Yessir! I’m always gonna shoot what makes me happy and I want everyone else to do the same! If you shoot one be proud of it and don’t worry what anyone else thinks. - SJ22
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Just checked out those Day 6 arrows you mentioned. I really like their outsert system. Looks identical to the firenock outserts Dorge used to sell on ArcheryTalk. Nice looking broadheads too.
We’re not dead. We just smell that way. Dayum. - AC870
Yessir! I’m always gonna shoot what makes me happy and I want everyone else to do the same! If you shoot one be proud of it and don’t worry what anyone else thinks. - SJ22
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Just checked out those Day 6 arrows you mentioned. I really like their outsert system. Looks identical to the firenock outserts Dorge used to sell on ArcheryTalk. Nice looking broadheads too. I’m leaning towards them right now. I’ve heard good stuff about them, although I’m like you, as long as you have a spine for your bow, you can’t go wrong really.
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Hard to beat Gold Tip Hunters or Hunter XTs.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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I’ve never shot Gold Tip but I know a lot of people have and do. This is going to sound bad, but I have never really tried setting a bow up like I am trying to do with this.
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Don't really matter arrows you choose to a point but start off getting the correct spine and having them cut to the correct length. I'm assuming these are for deer hunting if so a black eagle zombie slayer would a good choice along with there brass inserts. If your wanting a smaller diameter a black eagle rampage or renegade would work good. Gold tip, victory, Easton all have good arrows to pick from. It would help to know a lil info such as draw weight and length and what you trying to achieve with total arrow weight and foc etc
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Don't really matter arrows you choose to a point but start off getting the correct spine and having them cut to the correct length. I'm assuming these are for deer hunting if so a black eagle zombie slayer would a good choice along with there brass inserts. If your wanting a smaller diameter a black eagle rampage or renegade would work good. Gold tip, victory, Easton all have good arrows to pick from. It would help to know a lil info such as draw weight and length and what you trying to achieve with total arrow weight and foc etc I’m pulling 70lbs at 29.5 with their half mods now. I’d like for the arrow to be as short as possible without a ton of over hang off the rest/riser and get some where around the park of 420-50. Like I said, I’ve never “truly” set one up rather than sighting it in and getting a pile of arrows, so it’s somewhat knew to me.
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I know I’m going to shoot 100g grim reapers though.
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If I were to build a arrow for you based on your specs it would be.
300 spine black eagle spartan cut to 29 inches carbon to carbon.
Add 20 grain weight on back of the insert
3 fletch blazers.
If wanna go to smaller shaft dia and a lil bit less total weight a black eagle rampage would be a good choice
That will put you coming in around 450-455, 465-470 if you use a lighted nock including a 100 GR head.
And you will have a foc of around 12-13%
Just a lil side note get over the short as possible cut them flush to the end of the riser to keep the blades away from your hand and fingers.
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Thank you for the input. I’ll look those up.
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I don’t like useless, extra arrow length either. I cut mine about 1/2” inch in front of my rest.
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