what are your guys opinions on what the best hunting arrow is? My vote goes for the Easton FMJ's.

Why:noidea:

Why:noidea:


Is this not a disscussion board? I like the Easton Axis for hunting. I've had the same dozen for the last 2 or 3 years. I've never seen a more durable arrow.:rockon:

Sorry if I was misunderstood. We are all allowed our opinion, just wanted him to explain why he thinks they are the best, for disscussion.:biggrin1:

Sorry about not explaining. I feel that there isn't a more durrable arrow on the market that I have seen. They also make a passthru effortless.

Very reasonable and tough as nails.

All four arrows are complete pass throughs and still shootable. One right in the shoulder and still in tack from deer here.

Sorry if I was misunderstood. We are all allowed our opinion, just wanted him to explain why he thinks they are the best, for disscussion.:biggrin1:

Oh...okie dokie.:D I thought you meant why was he asking the question at all.:cool:

I really don't have one favorite. I have Maximas, Axis, Black Max's, Hunters, Ventures, and quite a few aluminums. I'm just now making up a doz GT Entradas for my son's GF for Christmas. I've had as many passthroughs with the fast/light arrows as the slim/heavier arrows. I wish I could wack a few with the recurve and compare.:frusty:

I like the Axis shafts or ACCs for hunting.

I use Carbon Express Terminator Lt. Selects. $65 a doz. I don't believe any carbon arrow would have survived where these haven't. I'm still shooting both arrows used in deer kills this year. These have less wieght variance than the Vapor pro's I tried. I'll be checking out Victory's Vforce V-3's next.

Victory V1s. Why? Cause thats what I use and I'm full of myself. :rockon:

Very reasonable and tough as nails.

All four arrows are complete pass throughs and still shootable. One right in the shoulder and still in tack from deer here.



Ding ding ding................We have a winner. I have XT's that have been thru 2 and 3 deer. Spin test and resharpen and they are right back in the quiver. I have had very few broken. Out of the 8 I've killed in the last few years I have only lost 1 arrow.

Very reasonable and tough as nails.

All four arrows are complete pass throughs and still shootable. One right in the shoulder and still in tack from deer here.

Same here. Do you save each arrow after the shot or just clean them up after each season?


P.S. Have you had any luck with the bag of stuff behind the arrows? I ordered some last year or the year before and I haven;t used it yet!

Heck I clean, inspect, resharpen, and it is right back in the quiver for the next day as long as it is still straight and free of defects.:rockon:

Victory V1s. Why? Cause thats what I use and I'm full of myself. :rockon:

Your full of something buddy and that's no joke....:lol: :lol: :lol: :wave:

Your full of something buddy and that's no joke....:lol: :lol: :lol: :wave:

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Your full of something buddy and that's no joke....:lol: :lol: :lol: :wave:

don't you and your brother start in on me today hillbilly. :mad:

don't you and your brother start in on me today hillbilly. :mad:

What's a matter Slipp did ya get a stale twinkie in your lunch sack?....:noidea: You should know by now with all your internet infinate wisdom if ya tee it up somebody is gonna hit it.... :rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

...You should know by now with all your internet infinate wisdom if ya tee it up somebody is gonna hit it.... :rockon: :rockon: :rockon:


true. Its infinite genious!

Take that......BAM!!!!!!!! :rockon:

true. Its infinite genious!

Take that......BAM!!!!!!!! :rockon:

was that you getting hit with the UGLY STICK again??:noidea:

My vote is for the Carbon Force X-Weaves. But I would love to try some Victory V-Forces.

what are your guys opinions on what the best hunting arrow is? My vote goes for the Easton FMJ's.

I agree totally. Very durable arrow flys well and I like a little weight for my hunting arrow. I shoot a 11.1 at 29.5" 3"quickspins but still shoot fixed blades. Total weight 483g, I have shot them out to 100yrds just for fun and do shoot well.

Im a easton axis guy too. Ive been buying up every dozen i can since they stopped making them.

I currently use Gold Tip XT Hunters in black with 3 inch feathers work great. Got my first kill with them have had the same dozen for almost 2yrs. Got first kill with them last week at 15 yds with spitfire xp 100grs broke 2 ribs going in and 2 out destroyed both longs ran all but 40 yds and died. But recently ordered some Carbon Force X-Weave arrows and have yet to receive them but looking forward to shooting them.

true. Its infinite genious!

Take that......BAM!!!!!!!! :rockon:

That the best you got Boy George?... :noidea: Man I am glad you got spelling skills....:pound: :pound: :pound:

That the best you got Boy George?... :noidea: Man I am glad you got spelling skills....:pound: :pound: :pound:

yah it gud ting e ken pell cud e kent choot wert u durn........:noidea:

Been using gold tip since i started. i think i am going to mix it up this year:usa:

So far my axis shafts have been rock solid and field tested/proven....:D

Anyone have any input on the PSE Carbon Force X-Weave Pro arrows just purchased some should be done in a week or so. I got them fletched with 3inch feathers and crested. Also if you do use these arrows what illuminated knocks work well with them looked in bass pro couldn't find any for these specific arrows.

Same here. Do you save each arrow after the shot or just clean them up after each season?


P.S. Have you had any luck with the bag of stuff behind the arrows? I ordered some last year or the year before and I haven;t used it yet!

I clean arrows of bucks shot and put them on the rack. I have cleaned arrows and used for turkey hunting arrows most the time if they have passed through deer.
DB

I use Axis 400's and they have served me really well.
Before that I used CX terminators and they were fine too. I just got a wild hair and decided to change hunting arrows 3 years or so ago. Dicks Sports up in Chicago (Woodfield Mall) were blowing out 6 packs of Axis arrows for $34.95. I bought 3 packs. :peace:

Of the 18 arrows I still have 15... :peace: One hit steel re-bar in a 3D deer target leg and it mashed the tip in a bit. The other 2 are laying in the woods behind the house someplace... :frusty:

I use Spitfire mechanicals, Spitfire practice heads and Saunders Buldge field points. All work great and I will not be changing any of that setup any time soon.

Ron

Sorry about not explaining. I feel that there isn't a more durrable arrow on the market that I have seen. They also make a passthru effortless.


Maybe Easton should use that to advertise. Forget your broadheads,Our FMJ has effortless passthrough.:doh: :laugh:

Sounds like something a counter guy at Gander or Cabelas would try to say to get you to buy something.:frusty: