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  1. Bowshooter13

    Bowshooter13 Newb

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    What kind of hunting arrows are y'all shooting? Do they perform well?


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    Im shooting gold tip arrows you cant beat em
     
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    CX hunters
     
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    Axis and FMJ's.
    I like the extra weight and smaller diameter for increased momentum.
     
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    ShaneB22 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Gold Tip velocity xt's with a 20 grain fact weight behind the insert. Gold Tip makes the toughest and most consistent arrows out there.
     
    ShaneB22, Nov 26, 2015
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    Easton FMJ's. Awesome arrows!
     
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    Been shooting the Easton HEXX shafts in a 330 spine lately with 50 gr brass inserts to bump up FOC. Really like how they perform.
     
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    ACC's and Axis Nano's.
     
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    Easton Axis
     
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    Easton Aftermath, seem to preform well.
     
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    Anyone ever shoot any of the Cabalas arrows?


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    I've been shooting Gold Tip Hunter XT's for quite a while!
    I bought 5 dozen blanks years ago. I'm still cutting and fetching them.
     
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    Beman ICS Hunter Patriots 340. Pass thrus for days. Have yet to break one on wild game.
     
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    Something changed with Gold Tips in 2014. Their tolerances and consistency isn't near what it use to be. If you want the straightest arrows with the best consistency go with the Easton FMJs.
     
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    They have like 3 different selections of each arrow. They have 3 different tolerance ranges.


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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    Easton Injexion Deep Six FMJs. Best arrow I have used!
     
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    Carbon Express Bleu streak Select for the last few years, both hunting and 3D and I was quite happy with them.

    Just bought a dozen Carbon Express Red just to try something different, but haven't shot them yet...
     
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    I shoot the cheap cabelas arrows. $60 for a dozen. I've shot through several boxes, thousand of shots, only finding 2 arrows that drift. For what we do, I doubt anyone can notice (or is good enough to) the difference in accuracy between various brands' arrows.
     
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    mikido Weekend Warrior

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    I hit golf balls at 20, softballs at 40
     
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    Exactly, all the ones I bought were the Made In USA ones. What's that been 5 years or better?
     
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