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My Beman Camo Hunters just got discontinued. They weighed in at 10 grns per inch. They are replaced by the New and improved?????? Hunter Pros. I do like the arrow but Its coming in at just a little over 8 grns per inch. (340)’s
Would I be better off switching to a heavier arrow?
by the way this is Crystalshrimp… for some reason i was not recongized when I renewed membership…
What would you do in this Arrow Situation? Stick with lighter arrow for a higher FOC or look for a Heavier arrow.
55@28 with a 681 grn arrow right now…..
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The lighter the shaft and heavier the head, the higher the FOC and the better penetration. Your total weight is fine; anything above 650.
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The ICS Camo Hunters are being discontinued? They’re a great shaft.
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J.Wesbrock wrote: The ICS Camo Hunters are being discontinued? They’re a great shaft.
yes sir. The new ones are just as good I’m sure.
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David Petersen wrote: The lighter the shaft and heavier the head, the higher the FOC and the better penetration. Your total weight is fine; anything above 650.
I agree 100%. I was just about to order and then I did the math. These new hunters would give me a total weight of 620 grns. Soooooo that means i will not be using them. Id like to buy the carbon expres heritage but they are 12 grns per in. in the 350’s (.320) spine. that would lower my FOC… a big no no.
So what I’m asking now is suggestions on a strong arrow light enough to push my 360grns up front from my 52 lbs of draw weight. I was using Beman Camo Hunters (340’s) cut to 30″
(.340) spine deflection
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I just had to add………..I just found, ordered and recieved 1/2 dozen of my favorite arrows that are discontinued. You can find lost treasures on ebay. These heavy arrows will be my Nilgai arrows. Ill swith out to my lighter Cx arrows for medium size game….
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Where are you hunting nilgia at? Lucky dog…I killed m first one in 1997 with the Peeples on the King Ranch, and killed my last one in 2001 on the King Ranch as a guest…man I love hunting them things…good luck, and shoot far forward…
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ray montoya wrote: Where are you hunting nilgia at? Lucky dog…shoot far forward…
I only get a chance at them 1 week out of the year either during November or January on the Laguna Atascosa Refuge. Most everyone hunts there from a Tripod and I think it is a smart idea to do so. I hunt from the ground. I had 2 encounters this past year, one at 15 yds and one at about 5 yds. Both encounter were startling and brief. I shoot a 681 grn arrow from a 55# LB. I have access to 2 other places that have a decent number of Nilgai aswell but I’m limited to hunting Does on their property. I wont complain. You know as well as I do, hunting in Texas is difficult as it is and even more so when you dont have land to hunt on.
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