What’s your choice for an all around arrow?
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You hunt with a 22? What inserts and broadheads do you use?
dat torch/hexx
i shoot the same arrow that i hunt for 3D. i may grab an extra point shooting fast shafts... but i dont want to break lines, i want to shoot inside out. slowly getting there. they fly great for long distance shooting too like TAC and novelty shoots. the light weight really helps for a flat trajectory.
i did just pick up fat shafts for spots. but im not seeing my scores rise leaps and bounds shooting telephone poles. i have more to work on than an extra couple mms will grab me.
i shoot the same arrow that i hunt for 3D. i may grab an extra point shooting fast shafts... but i dont want to break lines, i want to shoot inside out. slowly getting there. they fly great for long distance shooting too like TAC and novelty shoots. the light weight really helps for a flat trajectory.
i did just pick up fat shafts for spots. but im not seeing my scores rise leaps and bounds shooting telephone poles. i have more to work on than an extra couple mms will grab me.
More of a budgetist... I have fat boys for spots now but I would like to have one arrow that I could get tuned perfect without having to change rest.(only have one bow) plus there are many hunting arrows with great tolerances.
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https://www.goldtip.com/Components/Inserts/Insert-Series-22.aspx
He asked for an all around arrow from Spots to 3d to hunting.
I like the Victory RIP (both normal and XV) and the Easton Axis; however, i fall very strictly into the hobbyist category.
I like pushing FOC up significantly for hunting but don't find it quite as necessary for anything else, however if you achieve your FOC goals by adding most of the weight in the head, you can swap out the head and decrease weight for a dramatically faster arrow when shooting 3D or spots. Since you're using the same shaft diameter the rest is more or less in the right place and there is minimal tuning and sight adjustment. Or you have the option of still running a heavy tip for target shooting and leaving everything the same. It's easier to tune an overly stiff arrow if you're playing with the spine by changing weights.
Once again, just a simple man and a novice who doesn't compete with anyone but his own skillset at this point.
I like pushing FOC up significantly for hunting but don't find it quite as necessary for anything else, however if you achieve your FOC goals by adding most of the weight in the head, you can swap out the head and decrease weight for a dramatically faster arrow when shooting 3D or spots. Since you're using the same shaft diameter the rest is more or less in the right place and there is minimal tuning and sight adjustment. Or you have the option of still running a heavy tip for target shooting and leaving everything the same. It's easier to tune an overly stiff arrow if you're playing with the spine by changing weights.
Once again, just a simple man and a novice who doesn't compete with anyone but his own skillset at this point.
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+1 on this. My Halon X loves 'em
Hey I shoot a Halon X too, how about that?
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