[proskinnertts]

 

[18javelin]

which spine that will help.

 

[Kelly Johnson]

Heres the specs bowtech 82nd, 70#, 26" Carbon Express maxima hunters, 100 grn heads

Which Maxima Hunters? 250?

Take a turn off each limb bolt...easy way to tell

 

[BillyRay]

my broadheads keep shooting to the right no matter what I do,

I'm assuming you are meaning your broadheads are shooting to the right of where your field points group correct?? Otherwise the first thing that came to mind was to move your sight.

 

[proskinnertts]

i am shooting maxima 250s i turned the weight down two turns and will see if that helps

 

[bartman]

Victory

Is the 250 a .250" spine?

 

[Dave V]

No. Hunter 250's have a spine of .417

According to Carbon Express, the increasing model number relates to an increased stiffness, thus a decreased spine deflection
From weakest to strongest the Maxima series is:
150= .495 (no Hunter shaft available)
250= .404 (.417 Hunter Shaft)
350= .345 (.337 Hunter Shaft)

 

[B3AV3R]

Just to clarify... You didn't have this problem with the longer arrows and broadheads, correct?

 

[kjwhfsd]

Just to clarify... You didn't have this problem with the longer arrows and broadheads, correct?

He was using a stiffer spined arrow. Doesn't say how much shorter.

 

[B3AV3R]

I'm just wondering if he had taken the time to shoot the other arrows with broadheads prior to these and if this is a new problem directly related to the new ones only...

 

[kjwhfsd]

Another one bit by the charts. Your arrows are too weak. the 350's would do you much better. For your knowledge for shooting broad heads you are allways better off going with a stiffer shaft. Turn your bow down to 63 64 pounds

 

[proskinnertts]

no I didnt have the problem before I went 1 1/2" shorter on the arrows and then a weaker spine and a different brand of arrow, I went from 27 1/2" 3-49 A/C/C to 26" Carbon Express Maxima 250s, I have moved my rest from all the way to the far left to all the way to the right, and everything in between, squared and spin tested, broad heads still hitting about 2-3" to the right even turned down the poundage to 64#s.

 

[C Doyle 88]

Not knowing what kind of release you are shooting---it may not make a difference, but if you have some side pressure at anchor the affect will be the same on each arrow----but how each arrow reacts to it is different especially when one has aluminum,----if this were a factor then by changing releases or how your's is shot, a difference would be seen

 

[OhioBowhunter78]

Weird

250's or 350's... If papertuned they should fly right. Broadhead should not change if everything else is right

 

[Ryan.Johnson]

I have a 82nd and the maximas would not spine out right with 350s at 27.5" arrow length at 72.5 pounds. They were a little weak but I shoot 125 grain broadheads too. So with these arrows I shoot it set up at 63 pounds. I have arimads as well but they spined out great but they are a little on the stiffer side to. You also have to remember that this is a really aggressive bow and you will need a little heaver spine even with that short arrow length.