You’re gonna be smiling for weeks.
Graphite finish is on backorder. Brother got his green one, I'm starting to get stir crazy lol!
You’re gonna be smiling for weeks.
I should say it's bad for me because it makes me lazy. If I struggle, I shoot more. When I shoot lights out, I smile and take 2 weeks offGood stuff Brock! High FOC arrows are something I was inadvertently flirting with for years and since embracing it, I won't shy away from them. I shot last night for the first time in 3 weeks and honestly, its bad for me. Arrows 7, 8, and 9 at 44 yards were inside a coffee cup. Some of that's the Indian, but a lot of it is the equipment. These new arrows are the best I've ever built and it translates from spot shooting, to deer killing. It's more than just RF hype, it's physics.
It seems I too get better groups even when I don’t do my part as well. I can’t say that for certain just yet but I’ve had a lot of arrows seemingly land better than I shot ‘em.I should say it's bad for me because it makes me lazy. If I struggle, I shoot more. When I shoot lights out, I smile and take 2 weeks off![]()
Hopefully those feathers work out for you. I tried some 2” razor feathers a few times. For some reason, they just didn’t stabilize my broadheads worth a damn, compared to the blazers. It was a real head scratcher for me because my bow was pretty well tuned. Evidently, maybe not tuned well enough for those tiny feathers though.These arrows went from 20.4% FOC to 22% just by switching from 2” blazers to 2” feathers. Every little bit helps I guess. I am certain I could gain FOC without changing shafts by adding weight and cutting off another inch of shaft. Doubt I’ll fool with though.
I’ll be launching broadheads soon. Was your compound set up with high FOC arrows? Supposedly, that’s the key to making it work with a fixed blade up front.Hopefully those feathers work out for you. I tried some 2” razor feathers a few times. For some reason, they just didn’t stabilize my broadheads worth a damn, compared to the blazers. It was a real head scratcher for me because my bow was pretty well tuned. Evidently, maybe not tuned well enough for those tiny feathers though.
Nothing crazy. I think they were probably only around 14-16% foc if I remember correctly. Easton ST Excels (10 gpi) with aluminum inserts and 150 grain Stingers. It probably didn’t help having a sub-20% FOC.I’ll be launching broadheads soon. Was your compound set up with high FOC arrows? Supposedly, that’s the key to making it work with a fixed blade up front.