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Discussion in 'Tech Talk' started by jdailey0303, Jul 25, 2013.

  1. jdailey0303

    jdailey0303 Weekend Warrior

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    Have a dilemma, well not a dilemma, but I want to grab some opinions from everyone.
    I know it's all about how the arrow tunes with your bow and what not, but it's neat to hear people's takes on issues, especially when it comes to arrow and bow set ups. Here is what I'm looking at. I'm currently shooting GT Pro Hunter 7595 and love them, but I bought an Easton Hexx and am tinkering with it.
    Below is my bow set up and both arrow specs. Tell me what arrow you would shoot and why, or if you've done something similar with your set up and arrows.
    I'll chime in with my opinion later on, I've shot both of them for a couple days and am still waffling around.

    Bow - Hoyt CRX - 67lb draw with only loop and peep on string. 28.5 inch draw. Probably kicking the GTs out around 280-285 fps I think.

    GT Pro - shaft is 244.75gr. 340 spine. 100g tip, 11.5g insert, 30g fletch, 11.5g nock. Total arrow weight is 397.75.
    Easton Hexx - shaft is 217.25gr. 330 spine. 100g tip, 50g insert, 30g fletch, 9g nock. Total arrow weight is 406.25.
     
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    yeager44 Newb

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    I think the hex would be the better of the two just because its a smaller diameter shaft so better penetration most likely. But then again you have to add up the additional cost of deep six compatible heads. If your worried about cost I would think the gt are cheaper arrows. I'm curious to see the speed difference in the two being they are close to the same weight.
     
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    indynotch50 Grizzled Veteran

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    Easton Hexx... Higher FOC
     
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    Slider46 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I second this.
     
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    FOXFIRE Weekend Warrior

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    Gotta ask...whats FOC ???
     
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    BACKSTRAPASSASSIN Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Forward of center-the balance point of the arrow

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    jdailey0303 Weekend Warrior

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    Hexx actually doesn't use deep 6 tech. They have regular H inserts. I'm gonna chrono them both this week. The hexx were hitting a little lower from 20 yards than the GTs. So I would have to redo my sight. I'm not fully sold on the Hex but I am curious to take this further and do some more testing. Will be a lot of fun. Have to sell 6 of my GTs tho before I can afford 5 more of the Hexx. Thanks for all your input!
     
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    FOC, something else new to learn about, it never ends does it.
     

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