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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Arrow4Christ on January 21, 2007, 10:04:00 PM
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what is the stiffest carbon arrow of a reasonable weight? thanks,
Craig
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I'm not sure if they're the stiffest, but the Gold Tip Big Game 100's are right up there.
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The Gold Tip Big Game have a .280 spine and weigh 10.6 grains/inch. Aside from that, the Easton / Beman ICS Camo Hunters in 300 would be next. They weigh right around 10 grains/inch.
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Speed pro max arrows are the stiffest arrow out there, they come in 5.5 and 6.2 gpi, if you use carbon already you could pick up 10-20 feet per second over what you are using, the down side is that they are extremely expensive and if you shoot stumps they'll break
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CT Safaries at 15+ grains per inch are pretty dang stiff.
Danny
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Dany is right, the CT Safari's spine .200 and are very straight. No need to add any brass inserts or weight tubes with them. If there's something stiffer out there, I never heard of them. This result was after putting everything on a high-end spine tester, not my usual backyard testing!
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njstykbow can you please tell me what the outside diameter is on the CT Safari ?
Where do they carry them ?
Thanks!
Torben
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Torben,
They're a standard 5/16" OD. You can get them from Lancaster Archery Supply or check the sponsor's classified with KTinAK. Very nice shaft.
Joe