WakePraySlay
Lil-Rokslider
Hey everyone! Alright this question is for all the people who pull higher poundage bows. I’m currently pulling around 78lbs with my z7. 29.5” draw which will put my arrows around 28”. I’ve been shooting FMJ’s for years and they’ve never done me wrong. So I’m going to stick to them.
I was wondering if a 300 or 250 spine (dangerous game) would be best. I know each bow prefers different arrow spines but I was thinking about trying to get one of each arrows and do my set up and determine my F.O.C. determining to add weight to the front like the 75/50 grain brass HIT inserts and so forth. Just to compare arrow flight between the 300 and 250.
What does everyone think? Any help or opinions would be greatly appreciated!
FYI set up is
100 grain BH upfront
50/75 grain brass HIT insert
4 fletched vane configuration With 2” blazers
5 inch wrap
Nocturnal x nocks
I’m very precise when it comes to building arrows so everything down to the wraps will be weighed before I put them on my arrows.
I was wondering if a 300 or 250 spine (dangerous game) would be best. I know each bow prefers different arrow spines but I was thinking about trying to get one of each arrows and do my set up and determine my F.O.C. determining to add weight to the front like the 75/50 grain brass HIT inserts and so forth. Just to compare arrow flight between the 300 and 250.
What does everyone think? Any help or opinions would be greatly appreciated!
FYI set up is
100 grain BH upfront
50/75 grain brass HIT insert
4 fletched vane configuration With 2” blazers
5 inch wrap
Nocturnal x nocks
I’m very precise when it comes to building arrows so everything down to the wraps will be weighed before I put them on my arrows.