Main compartment- binos and a glass cloth folded up
left pocket- headlamp, chap stick
right pocket- aquamira, Bic
top sleeves- reeds, wind checker and occasionally my phone
back pocket- tags, license, small sharpie, zipties, sometimes cash and a map
MAX pocket- some kind of snack bar, compass...
would that make the cam lean more right? because i did notice the top cam leans noticeably to the left- meaning the string leaves the cam and makes an apparent bend to the left
recently picked up a used Bowtech insanity cpxl, 70 lb limbs, rip cord rest, 28" draw. draw weight topped out at 68 lbs. the original owner was shooting 400 spine Easton Flatlines with 100 grain heads, factory insert.
i wanted to bump up FOC a little but nothing crazy. i picked up a few 300...
good thread...
has anyone tried the Levi's TAC vanes to compare with AAE Max Stealth? both are the finicky diva vanes that require the additional prep work... i hunt primarily wigged out whitetail so flight noise is a consideration.
I would take a hard look at outdoor vitals. I used their hybrid 0 degree atlas bad last september and have used it alot since. The value to price is gonna be hard to beat. And it is pretty lightweight. I have a review thread too that may help.
as mentioned i was trying to keep foc up if possible. not losing sleep over it though. even 250 spine isn't terrible because there are more affordable arrow options. the 200 recommendation kinda limits options without decreasing point weight...
i might just go 250 spine with 75 grain inserts...