Originally posted by ChiefWhackABuck
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OK Cool. get your top hats dialed in at Texas Archery. If they are off it will be easy from there once they are dialed in!Last edited by Tom; 05-19-2020, 07:17 PM. -
I agree with going 300 spine especially with the 125 grain broad heads.Comment
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Arrow is to week, I shoot a 300 spine At 60 pounds with 200 grains up front with no problems. You need helical fletching also.Comment
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Sounds good to me. I'll PM you once I manage to get all that taken care ofOriginally posted by Tom View Post
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You don't need that if the bow is bare shaft tunedOriginally posted by clffrdfdge View PostComment
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Got a new set of stiffer arrows at Saddle river today to get the bow tuned with. Needless to say not happy with that place and won't be back there again. I'll drive the extra 45 minutes to Tx archery next time.
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Cutting that 350 spine down a couple inches may help stiffen it up alsoComment
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It did. I got some outlaws in 350 with a 50gr brass insert and 125g up front at 28.5 ctc. Got one of my arrows through paper and just got done nock tuning the rest to get them to paper tune as well (aside from one that lost the insert in a target). Once the weather clears up later this week I'm gonna throw some broadheads on them and see how they flyOriginally posted by SETX_Insanity View Post
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