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Eddie,

The only size I can find Bemans in is 350 and 400. The only Easton arrows I've shot were aluminums, which I hated with a passion compared to the trajectory and penetration I get with carbon.

Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places?

And my confusion about spine weights is that one brand will have a 2000, 3000, 4000 series set of shafts, another brand will have a 300, 350, 400 series, etc....what the hell does it all mean??? lol

Again, I'm not frustrated at all with the performance that I've been able to achieve. With my Bemans, I have hit the bail 1 out of 4 shots...AT 67 YARDS.

Those are what old Roy out at OHLBC will call a "novelty shot," (there is no way I would take a shot that far at a live animal), but get me in under 30 yards and I can get five arrows in a pie pan, under 20 yards and I'm making 2" groups all day long.

Like I said, problem I'm having is consistency. Maybe I just shouldn't be so hard on myself on those "off" days when I'm making careless mistakes...

Johnny

<blockquote data-quote="JohnnyArcher" data-source="post: 2496280" data-attributes="member: 6169">Eddie,The only size I can find Bemans in is 350 and 400.&nbsp; The only Easton arrows I&#039;ve shot were aluminums, which I hated with a passion compared to the trajectory and penetration I get with carbon.Perhaps I&#039;m looking in the wrong places?And my confusion about spine weights is that one brand will have a 2000, 3000, 4000 series set of shafts, another brand will have a 300, 350, 400 series, etc....what the hell does it all mean??? lolAgain, I&#039;m not frustrated at all with the performance that I&#039;ve been able to achieve.&nbsp; With my Bemans, I have hit the bail 1 out of 4 shots...AT 67 YARDS.Those are what old Roy out at OHLBC will call a &quot;novelty shot,&quot; (there is no way I would take a shot that far at a live animal), but get me in under 30 yards and I can get five arrows in a pie pan, under 20 yards and I&#039;m making 2&quot; groups all day long.Like I said, problem I&#039;m having is consistency.&nbsp; Maybe I just shouldn&#039;t be so hard on myself on those &quot;off&quot; days when I&#039;m making careless mistakes...Johnny</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnnyArcher, post: 2496280, member: 6169"] Eddie, The only size I can find Bemans in is 350 and 400. The only Easton arrows I've shot were aluminums, which I hated with a passion compared to the trajectory and penetration I get with carbon. Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong places? And my confusion about spine weights is that one brand will have a 2000, 3000, 4000 series set of shafts, another brand will have a 300, 350, 400 series, etc....what the hell does it all mean??? lol Again, I'm not frustrated at all with the performance that I've been able to achieve. With my Bemans, I have hit the bail 1 out of 4 shots...AT 67 YARDS. Those are what old Roy out at OHLBC will call a "novelty shot," (there is no way I would take a shot that far at a live animal), but get me in under 30 yards and I can get five arrows in a pie pan, under 20 yards and I'm making 2" groups all day long. Like I said, problem I'm having is consistency. Maybe I just shouldn't be so hard on myself on those "off" days when I'm making careless mistakes... Johnny [/QUOTE]

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