Coming off Carbons and been playing around with some 2018 Aluminums and kinda liking the simplicity, anyone else, and maybe your setup ? Thanks ...
I shot Legacy 2018 aluminum with my Pronghorn 1-pc., 51 lbs., 26 1/2" drawlenght. Arrows cut to 28". Great combination, excellent arrow flight with target points or broadheads. But, I sold the bow this summer at the Denton Hill Traditional shoot. Currently, I'm shooting Legacy 2016's with my other bows, which are a little less poundage. I've always found aluminum very easy to work with, tune with my bow/s, and also find them to very durable.
i have shot them for awhile. i shoot carbons out of one bow but i use 30" 2018s out of the others...nice weight without all the inserts, steel adapters, weight tubes...etc.
I love mine, 30" 50# 150 BH
complete pass thrus on everything I've shot with em
Yep- 54# LB, 145 heads, cut to 29in
Yep bows around 49 to 54 #s at 29 to 30 inches draw.arrows are cut to 30.5 to 31 inches.great arrow.I use 2016s out of my lighter bows and 2020s out of my heavier bows.
A 2115 is also a good choice if you like 2018s and are looking for a lighter arrow with a little more zip.They spine about 3 #s heavier than a 2018.
2018 and 2020 are the best aluminum arrows for me for hunting when i shoot aluminum with thier 5/16th size and thicker walls.
Yep 125 points cut to 29" 60# curve
Yes Sir, I do. Got 4 dozen XX75 shafts from a guy at my archery club for $10! They tuned at 29.5" with a 175 grain point from my 53@28.5 B-50 strung Savannah. Awesome arrow!
29" 2018s w/145gr points. 60# Hill LB.
I shoot them out of my 55# Coyote, 55# RER Arroyo, and my 52# Bob Lee.
All cut to the same length with the same tip weight. Most versitile arrow in my opinion.
Yes sir, pretty much what has been said, Great classic size shafts!
Just fletched some up last nite. and seem to fly good out of my new mohawk 56#@28
Ditto on the above.
I cut them to 29" and use 125 gr heads out of a 53# @28" longbow. So far, so good!