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GoldTip Xt Hunters- I've had good luck with them and they are very tough! I think most the carbons are pretty durable. They can be pretty spendy.
Axis FMJ. Was was shooting the nanos and switched up for the increased weight. Only problem, I think they have a " memory". Had 1 bend after being held in the same curve for a while. Anyone else had this problem with the FMJ.
Missed the poll but going to throw in my . I still shoot alumi's 2213's with 125 grian wasp camloks. Of course my compound is a PSE Fireflight from the mid 80's set to 78 pounds.I like when I shoot next to the carbon boys at the range...tic...tic...tic....thhuwaaack...tic..tic18 deer, 4 elk, 20 or so ducks, 15 or so geese several yotes and a bunch of fool hens. I figure if it ain't broke why fix it ( I did have to fix the string this year, dang thing broke strands only lasted 20 years! cheap crap!
Quote from: Shootmoore on December 01, 2009, 11:06:08 PMMissed the poll but going to throw in my . I still shoot alumi's 2213's with 125 grian wasp camloks. Of course my compound is a PSE Fireflight from the mid 80's set to 78 pounds.I like when I shoot next to the carbon boys at the range...tic...tic...tic....thhuwaaack...tic..tic18 deer, 4 elk, 20 or so ducks, 15 or so geese several yotes and a bunch of fool hens. I figure if it ain't broke why fix it ( I did have to fix the string this year, dang thing broke strands only lasted 20 years! cheap crap!That's a lot of energy and a heavy head for 2213's (resulting is less spine assuming a near full length arrow). Have you tried 2215 or 2216's out of your bow? You'd likely achieve better arrow flight and accuracy, and a bit more KE. Can't argue your success, just curious...