Looking at Mission Bolts I see there is a 250 grain bolt & a 300 grain bolt with that said 250 seems really light but a 300 grain bolt with a 100 or 125 grain head would that do the job on deer 🦌 sized game. The bolt I have setup right now is a 250 grain with a 150 grain head which turns out to be 400 grain’s. Looking for a few options and some input.
Mathewsex11
I've had the sub 1 and xr model and I personally think the 250 one is to light especially if adding over 100 grain tip to keep the spine good unless the sub1 light model and possibly the sub 1 model. Xr model no way I'd use the 250 and over 100 grain tip. So I personally get arrows from David or straight custom arrows (I believe is the name I'd have to look at my arrow boxes) I personally liked both my sub 1 and xr at 450ish total arrow weight
I am thinking the same thing 250 is definitely light but the option of the 300 grain bolt with a 125 grain head seems to be a better option. It would put a bolt @ 425 grains. I could always add a 150 grain head if needed
i picked up a couple sets of bolts yes the 250’s for now no 300 gr bolts in stock locally. I did grab the lighted nock bolts so I can see where my impact is down range. I am going to use a 150 125 & 100 to see the differences in group sizes. @ 50 yards when it warms up around here for a day or 2. Good time of year to be checking out what the CBow likes and doesn’t like. I want to get the bugs out early in the year so there is no crunch time later on.
I had poor flight with the 250 grain bolt and a 150 grain bolt cutter broadhead. The shaft spine was definitely too light for 150 grains.
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