[WA3D'R]

Flip a coin.

Either should work @ 28". Maximas spine @.404 @ 28 and 3-39's spine @ 440 @ 28. Maximas probably will have the better FOC w/ the weight forward design. But the ACC's will be a better spine @ 60lbs. You could cut the CX's to 27 or 27 1/2 and get a little stiffer arrow. Hope this helps.

 

[Archer 1]

I cant speak for the Maxima's as I have not used them but you can not go wrong with the ACC's.That arrow will work great with your specs.By the way,I am shooting a GT500 for hunting and 3-d.My hunting bow is set to your specs.If your into speed,cut a half inch off and go with 75 grain tips and shoot 3-28's.They will fly like darts.

 

[rsarns]

I am shooting the maxima 250's cut at 27 1/2 with my 28" DL and 60# Commander with the limbs maxed out, they fly great. Using 100 grain tip and 2" blazers.

 

[haole boy]

they are both great arrows, but if penetration is a major concern go with the ACC's

 

[goldtip45]

ACCs

going with eastons chart at 57 to 61 lbs at 27+or- a 1/2 inch it say the 3-39s
but if i select the 28 inch +or- a 1/2 it says 3-49s. do they go by actual shaft link or is that by the nock insert.one is a 440 spine the other a 390.so does the binary cam system matter(hard cam i imagine)i also noticed the pro hunter at 440 spine is a little lighter.
now according to the maximas with the hard cam at 60 lbs and 28 inches the 250s have more tolerance

 

[haole boy]

you'll be alright with either arrow 3-39 or 3-49 at 28 inch. that is to the nock