Hey y’all I’m new to this forum. I shoot a Hoyt faktor turbo that’s set at 65lb draw and 28.5 inch draw. I’m shooting the gold tip hunter arrows with a 100 grain mechanical broadhead. I’m curious as to what arrows and broad heads y’all shoot with a similar set up that I have? Thanks!
There are obviously a lot of potential answers here, but I really like the Carbon Express Maxima Red 350's. I shoot the same specs as you. I still love the original NAP Killzone.
I shoot GT Hunter XT 300’s with 100g head and a 50g weight threaded into the aluminum gold tip inserts, 90 degree 4 fletch with 2.25” blazer X-vanes, GTO bushing and nock. I use the bushing bc I like the way it looks and the GTO bushing and nock weigh almost the same as a nockturnal lighted nock. 28” carbon to carbon, 475 grain, 275fps out of a 68lb Halon 32 w/ 28.5” draw. My wife has a vinyl cutting machine, so I made some solid white wraps as well.
And here’s a gold tip hunter xt 340 that I shot this buck and a doe with the year before last. They’re pretty tough arrows.
I prefer a somewhat heavier arrow 11.3 gpi with a 29" arrow. 1 it makes the bow quieter 2 with a mechanical head I want something around 475 grains just to blow thru even on a bone hit.
I really like this smaller diameter arrows at about 29 inches and 430 grains or so overall. I could probably beef them up 50 grains or so but dont really have the need bc the deer I hunt arent all that big. 150lb field dressed deer is considered big. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
I like either Victory RIPs or Black Eagle Rampage and my broadhead choice is always TBD I have been shooting NAP Spitfire double-cross and regular Spitfires
Goldtip hunter xt 300 spine. Hundred grain brass insert,hundred grain head. 28 inch carbon to carbon 3 inch vantec vanes. Was shooting it out of a parker sidekick extreme set at between 60-65 lbs 27 inchdraw. now it will be shot out of my new prime centergy hybrid at 62 lbs 28 inch draw.
I've been super happy with Black Eagle Rampage arrows with a 50 grain brass HIT insert on the front. Total arrow weight w/wrap, fletching, lumenok, and a 100-grain head works out to 440 grains at 28 inches long. I typically shoot 65 lbs as well and have had zero problems getting a complete pass through using both fixed blades and 2" mechanicals.
