Arrow build “middle ground”

[SoILslocker]

I ended up middle of the road as well, anxious to shoot a couple deer this year (hopefully) and see how it performs.

Black Eagle X-Impact 300 spine 40 grain outsert 150 grain cutthroat. TAW approx. 450 grains 16% FOC

May eventually try to jump up to a 200 grain broadhead but really happy with the way it flies now.

 

[philsanchez76]

I ended up middle of the road as well, anxious to shoot a couple deer this year (hopefully) and see how it performs.

Black Eagle X-Impact 300 spine 40 grain outsert 150 grain cutthroat. TAW approx. 450 grains 16% FOC

May eventually try to jump up to a 200 grain broadhead but really happy with the way it flies now.

I started using these exact arrows last year. Holy crap these thing penetrate! And they’re tough too. I lost one when I missed a deer last year but the others have all either seen the inside of a deer or a lot of practice shots and are all in perfect shape for this season.

 

[Cotehex]

I like the middle ground. I've never thought the either of the extreme ends was a good idea. 340 spine axis with 75 grain half out and 125 grain head. 490ish total arrow weight. Shoots through whitetails fine.

 

[Petrichor]

Interesting. We just went through this talk on the trad forum. I’ve long advocated the middle of the road. I can here simply to see if you all talk about the same stuff we do. It seems so. Glad there is somebody else that thinks like me.