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I need new arrows single cam 100grain 62# 29"
gt hunterpro 340 .001straight 1%grain total weight 281.3grains $115approx
gtxthunter 340 .003st 2%grain total weight 281.3grains $85 approx
c e maxima .0025 1%grain total weight 232 grains $130approx
easton fmj .003 2% total weight 322
xx78 .0015 1% 299 grains $70 approx
when I see these numbers and take straightness out of a dozen, weight and price the xx78 look very nice. I know that the carbon is a faster shaft but only if you by the top end arrows. when you see the nice groups you get from aluminum, the price, and energy down range I wonder if everyone is happier to shoot at 60 yards or more effectively at 40. But does everyone by their carbon arrows by the dozen then sort through them for the straightest? Diameter of the shaft on a gt is .300 and a xx78 is .375 with a crosswind is there that much difference. I don't mind switching to carbon or a carbon + aluminum butm at 40 yards give me a good reason why. Thanks
gt hunterpro 340 .001straight 1%grain total weight 281.3grains $115approx
gtxthunter 340 .003st 2%grain total weight 281.3grains $85 approx
c e maxima .0025 1%grain total weight 232 grains $130approx
easton fmj .003 2% total weight 322
xx78 .0015 1% 299 grains $70 approx
when I see these numbers and take straightness out of a dozen, weight and price the xx78 look very nice. I know that the carbon is a faster shaft but only if you by the top end arrows. when you see the nice groups you get from aluminum, the price, and energy down range I wonder if everyone is happier to shoot at 60 yards or more effectively at 40. But does everyone by their carbon arrows by the dozen then sort through them for the straightest? Diameter of the shaft on a gt is .300 and a xx78 is .375 with a crosswind is there that much difference. I don't mind switching to carbon or a carbon + aluminum butm at 40 yards give me a good reason why. Thanks