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Carbon Express

Started by J-dog, September 17, 2007, 08:28:00 PM

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J-dog

Just thinking about going to carbon express maximas with the FOC? Always shot easton stuff from aluminums to axis, mostly aluminum though.

Gonna get a tip,hopefully mid Oct  :knothead:   figured some of yall had some experience with them.

Unsure what head weight I will use making up some new arrows from scratch, probably STOS around 160s,70s 80s?

Thanks for the help yall
 :clapper:  

Jason
Always be stubborn.

Captain hindsight to the rescue!

Cherokee Scout

If you want a lighter shaft the Maxima is hard to beat. If you want more weight the Heritage is a super shaft. If you shoot about 55 lbs, and want the shaft to be less than 30", the 150s are probably the best shaft. If you want a longer shaft, or a heavy point weight, the 250 might be better.
John

J-dog

Like weight in a shaft, and my arrows will be less than 30". So I might go with the 150s.

Thanks

J
Always be stubborn.

Captain hindsight to the rescue!

Charlie Cole

found that the 150's are WAY better for my 55#@26.5" draw. Seems they can be cut at 28-29 and will fly great from my rig with just about any amount of weight up front (100 grains on up to 220 grains). I just couldn't get 28.5" 250s to fly quite right no matter how much weight I added.

J-dog

Will get the 150s W/FOC or heritage?
Always be stubborn.

Captain hindsight to the rescue!


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