ICS Beman vs Easton Axis Question

[Redraider]

I have some ICS Beman and Easton Axis arrows that weigh the same (405grains) but don't shoot the same. The Axis shoot 2 inches lower then the Beman. They are in the same plane left to right but seem to drop more. I know the Beman are thicker then the Axis. Any thoughts

[Pineywoods]

I had this issue when I went from the Goldtips to the Beman ICS Hunter's I use now. They shot about 2" different

[Christianhuff]

Probably weight distribution, more front end heavy should cause the nose to drop.

[Fishndude]

That's two different diameter arrows and if they weigh the same, the smaller diameter will shoot lower.

[cbd10pt]

That's two different diameter arrows and if they weigh the same, the smaller diameter will shoot lower.

This it's like moving your rest d own 1/16"

[Redraider]

That's two different diameter arrows and if they weigh the same, the smaller diameter will shoot lower.

What makes the smaller diameter shoot lower? I thought for some reason the smaller diameter would shoot higher but I'm no physics guy.

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[Fishndude]

What makes the smaller diameter shoot lower? I thought for some reason the smaller diameter would shoot higher but I'm no physics guy.

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As stated above, it's like you've moved your rest down. Arrow tip points at a lower plane and you're somewhat out of tune.

If you've ever had a rest installed, a tech should ask what arrows you're shooting just for that reason.

[Speedgoat]

I hunt Beman arrows exclusively. I don't change arrows anymore. Beman arrows shoot straight, are tough, and made in the USA.

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[Bowen Aero]

Probably weight distribution, more front end heavy should cause the nose to drop.

You should explain that to Leonardo Da Vinci. Get him up to speed.

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