redhunterZ71
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Z7 extreme 29inch at 70lbs 75/95 goldtip 85 gr thunderhead 297 fps!
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328 with 434 grain gt kinetic 72lb 29 draw
redhunterZ71
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What kind of bow is that?RagingNock said:
southernhunter
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Pse xs , 60 lbs,30 inch draw,Easton blood line arrows with 100 gain tips , 265 fps
gondo
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RagingNock said:
Whats your DW and DL?
Buck Assassin
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Not sure what speeds mine are shooting. I like the way they shoot though! Mathews Outback and Redhead Kronik both set at 29in DL and 70 DW.
RackRocker
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27.5 draw 65 lbs z 7. Fast enough.
Radar
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I have a PSE Axe 6 and Dream Season 7 , both are fast , but I have never shot an arrow through a chrono with either bow . I have actually slowed them down by backing off the draw weight and just tuning them to shoot as accurate as possible . I'm striving for the best tuned bow that shoots a perfect arrow , not the most FPS out of my setups .
bigbucks
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PSE XS 60lbs 274 gr arrow 287fps
bowriter said:
You say that with such arrogance and wisdom but knowing your arrow speed is a benefit. I run OnTarget2 software and knowing arrow speed and all of my other specs helps find correct arrow spine and trajectory.
I get that you are no caught up in the "speed" crowd, but actually knowing your arrow speed is a good thing.
gondo
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UTGrad said:
X2 I guess UT Grads think alike!
UTGrad said:
You say that with such certainty because it matters to you. I shoot, it hits where I aim with good arrow flight. Speed doesn't make one bit of difference to me as several others on this thread said. But you are a UT grad. That is why it matters to you. I went to UW. We just cared about killing and didn't have anybody smart enough to figure KE.
I have no idea. I can see the benefits of knowing speed if your goal is flatter trajectory or your KE if you want to shoot a large cut BH. I just go with something similar to what as worked for me in the past. I only bow hunt and I hunt a lot in the late season when the temps are down. The most important thing for me is shooting a draw weight that is extremely comfortable to draw anytime of the year no matter the layers I'm wearing..
gondo
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medwc said:
X2 Just makes someone who answers that way sound like a smart @$$ to me...
gondo
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bowriter said:UTGrad said:
You say that with such certainty because it matters to you. I shoot, it hits where I aim with good arrow flight. Speed doesn't make one bit of difference to me as several others on this thread said. But you are a UT grad. That is why it matters to you. I went to UW. We just cared about killing and didn't have anybody smart enough to figure KE.
LOL
Radar
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gondo said:
And those comments came from the most experienced bow hunters on this forum . Words of wisdom . No matter what the speed I'm shooting , I know where that arrow is going . For some experienced bowhunters , getting the most FPS out of any setup isnt what matters most , it's getting that bow to perform , tune and shoot accurately enought to get lung blood on an arrow and a short blood trail . In the end , that's all that matters to me .
