What would you think ?

[RickBarbee]

- of a dozen arrows, that spin perfect every one, have a finished weight of 640 to 643 grains, and spine exactly the same all the way around (AMO .247)?

Just finished up a new dozen Widowmaker Smash .300's with 6" Bohning wraps, 4" Marco vanes, McKinney pin nocks, and 175gr points. The points have 3 X 15gr brass washers added under them.

These shafts only varied from 352.2gr to 352.8gr after being cut to length.

I loves me some Widowmaker Smash.

Rick

[DRT]

Don't shoot groups.[emoji3]

Gary

[RickBarbee]

Don't shoot groups.[emoji3]

Gary

For sure, but sometimes ya just can't help yerself.

Rick

[RickBarbee]

Ugly old vanes.

Rick

[DRT]

Should be easy to see.

Gary

[60 Deluxe]

I would say, go back and buy another dozen from the same lot.

[Selfbowman]

Those sound expensive for killing pigs! Arvin

[RickBarbee]

I would say, go back and buy another dozen from the same lot.

This is my 3rd dozen.
Still have 21 of the first two, and going to just use them for hunting & stby's.
This new dozen is for target shooting.

Those sound expensive for killing pigs! Arvin

Not really, and they don't break easily anyway.
Probably the toughest carbon's on the market today, and definitely tougher than wood & aluminum.

Rick