Foc fight aaannnnddd go!

[Kas]

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[SJP51]

Ha!

Whatever floats your boat, rings your bell, winds your clock, trips your switch, or clangs your gong.

I personnaly cannot figure the advantage +20% FOC on a whitetail. Their too easy to kill. In one lung and out the other. Make it easy on myself and shoot as flat as possible without getting all noisy.

[Kas]

Just figured I’d stir the pot on this great Saturday LOL


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[lovemylegacy]

Just figured I’d stir the pot on this great Saturday LOL


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Good call!

[hully1029]

I've got 2 setups.. one set at 65# with 450g arrows, shooting mechanical broadheads. I take this setup when whitetail is my target.

Other is 72#, 600g arrows, single bevel. I utilize this setup when out of deer season and hogs are target.

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[Black-N-Red]

Foc fight aaannnnddd go!

Maybe if folks could shoot faster bows the arrows wouldnt be so slow. [emoji41][emoji41][emoji1787] I guess I’ll have to throw some high Foc arrows together see how fast they are it of a real bow[emoji51][emoji51]


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[iamthewes]

I’ve found a pretty happy medium. 505gr arrow, 15%foc, 275fps. Passing through pigs, shouldn’t have a problem getting through a whitetail.

[Kas]

I’ve found a pretty happy medium. 505gr arrow, 15%foc, 275fps. Passing through pigs, shouldn’t have a problem getting through a whitetail.

I’ll be redesigning after this year but my arrows are under 400 grains and have no problems with deer pigs audad red stag and axis.... including a doe at 62 yards complete pass through....... I wonder if shot placement has anything to do with it? Lol but I will be adding about 100 grains to next years arrows but also also upping to 80lb limbs


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[Draco]

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I really don't think you know what slow is. My long bow shoots 170 fps and I can't even remember the last time an animal ducked the arrow. It's not speed, it's knowing when to shoot and having a bow that is whisper quiet not compound quiet.

[lovetohunt]

^^^^^^^ Winner winner chicken dinner �� ^^^^^^^

[Drycreek3189]

I've got 2 setups.. one set at 65# with 450g arrows, shooting mechanical broadheads. I take this setup when whitetail is my target.

Other is 72#, 600g arrows, single bevel. I utilize this setup when out of deer season and hogs are target.

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That was my arrow weight for deer too, and it works well.


My arrow for hogs weighed 115 grains and moved at around 2,400 fps I was never able to reuse them though………

[Black-N-Red]

I threw some arrows together today for my Elite Synergy came it at 524gr, 20% foc & fly at a smoking 263fps.


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