[heavyfire99]

what shafts, point, vane combo are you using to achieve 350 grain finished arrows?

 

[Blacktail Hunter]

wouldnt be too hard for guys with shorter draw lengths.

 

[manboy]

??

i have a 29" draw and i shoot 355gr. arrow
gt ultralight 22 at 27.5" and 1.5" blazers with white wraps and 85gr tips.

 

[Bluzman]

I have a 29" draw and this is what I shoot:

Redhead Carbon Maxx 3000 shaft (6075) at 27 1/2"
100 grain FT or BH
2 inch Blazers

Total arrow weight is consistently 350 - 352 grain.

 

[heavyfire99]

heres the deal

im shooting a slayer extreme at 69lbs and 29" draw, i shoot instinctive so my arrows are 291/4" long. im also shooting the nitrous cam, so any help would be appriciated.
i want to let out the potential of this speed machine.

dj

 

[Xtecera]

29-1/2" draw; Whisker Biscuit all the way back; 26-1/2" Easton Redlines @ 7.6gr/in w/85gr Slick Tricks, Blazers @ 333gr.

Beman ICS Carbon Hunters @ 8.4gr/in, same setup 355gr.

 

[Cornfed]

A 27" CX 3D Select with 7" wraps and 2" Blazers and tipped with 100 grain b-heads weighs 335

 

[Donhudd]

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[heavyfire99]

i guess

i shoudlve made it a little more clear, i need a 29 1/4 arrow that will be around 350 grains, please help.

 

[ArchersParadox]

27 & 1/2" DL = 26 & 1/4" Easton FMJ at 8.9 gr./inch

85 grain Slick Trick, (3) 2" Blazers, G5 Meta Nock

360 grains at 297 fps!! = 70 ft/lbs K.E.

 

[MisterEd]

Maybe this is getting old but www.huntersfriend.com will edjumacate ya on what shaft can keep the weight down and be spined right too. They even have a tool that lets you build a hypothetical arrow and then read the weight. You may need to go with feathers to maximize the weight forward ratio.

 

[DFArcher]

what shafts, point, vane combo are you using to achieve 350 grain finished arrows?

27.5 inch GT 5575 XTs (black), three 2 inch Blazers, 75 grain screw ins. FOC is about 10%. They weigh within a couple of grains of 350. 28 inch draw shooting 65lbs. They fly good!

 

[thirdypointer]

With that bow and 29.5" long arrows it would be really hard to get to your 5grns/lb mark your looking for. Carbon tech cheetahs are one of the lightest shafts i know of and are like 5.4 or 5.6 grns/in. Your radical cams and long arrows are gonna need a heavy spine and will probably keep you from using the light weight shafts. I'm sure you could get to the 350 weight but probably will have arrow flight issues with broadheads. Anyway, the cheetah shafts will probably get you the closest weight with the proper spine.