ARROW BUILD OPINIONS

[757mcalea]

What's up everyone, in my last post I was seeking arrow build recommendations. Now seeking opinions or recommendations on what I came to before I pull the trigger on them. Thank you in advance!

Firstly, my bow Setup:
Matthew's Vertix
29" Draw
60 lb draw weight

Arrow Setup:
Victory RIP TKO Gamer .003 300 Spine Cut to 28 (~246 grains)
Stock HLR Shok Inserts (50 Grains)
Stock AAE Nock (8 grains)
DCA Mini Sabre Vanes at 2 degree Offset (18 grains)
DCA Arrow Wrap (10 grains)

Total arrow Weight without broadheads = ~332 gr
add : 100 gr broadhead = ~432 gr , 125 gr broadhead = ~457.

 

[Questionablemorel]

I always shoot for more weight up front. Best thing is to try both 100 and 125, figure out which tunes/flies better!

 

[bz_711]

Not sure you need to go 300 spine, but I always like stiffer if leaning one way (I shoot 300 at 70lbs and 28.25" arrow, 50gr inserts and 100gr head). Might try a 300 and 350 if they will let you and shoot through paper.
300 would also allow to easily shoot a 125gr head.

Overall weight should be good for about anything up to elk size and even bigger with correct broadhead.

Good Luck!

 

[757mcalea]

Not sure you need to go 300 spine, but I always like stiffer if leaning one way (I shoot 300 at 70lbs and 28.25" arrow, 50gr inserts and 100gr head). Might try a 300 and 350 if they will let you and shoot through paper.
300 would also allow to easily shoot a 125gr head.

Overall weight should be good for about anything up to elk size and even bigger with correct broadhead.

Good Luck!

looking at GPI, there's only a 3-grain difference between the 300 and 350 spines with 350 being the 3 grained lighter arrow. So, correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't the only difference be I have a more stable arrow? or am I wrong to associate stiffness with stability?