Forgive the rookie-ness of this question, but I am fairly new to the techical aspects of archery (been shooting on and off for 12 years, but just starting to get really into it again after a 5 yr hiatus).
I picked up a used Mission Eliminator II last week. Set up at 29" 70#. It came with some Gold Tip Expedition Hunter 5575 arrows. I also had some Redhead Carbon Fury arrows from my old bow that I had cut (BPS in pearland was WAY off on my DL...32" DL was actually 29").
The GT weigh in at 8.6 GPI
The CF weigh in at 10.6 GPI
^ This is obvious when shooting. The bow shoots really flat with the GT's. In fact I was using the top pin for 10-20, and the 2nd to the top for 25-30 yards all day on Saturday.
Slung the old CFs downrange and they dropped alot more than the others, obviously. about 4" at 30 yds.
So my question is: I see that alot of you guys here talk about shooting different arrows for different applications out of the same bow. Surely you dont re-zero your pins each time you want to switch arrows, do you? I assume using diff broadheads would have a similar effect...right?
Can someone explain this to me?
I picked up a used Mission Eliminator II last week. Set up at 29" 70#. It came with some Gold Tip Expedition Hunter 5575 arrows. I also had some Redhead Carbon Fury arrows from my old bow that I had cut (BPS in pearland was WAY off on my DL...32" DL was actually 29").
The GT weigh in at 8.6 GPI
The CF weigh in at 10.6 GPI
^ This is obvious when shooting. The bow shoots really flat with the GT's. In fact I was using the top pin for 10-20, and the 2nd to the top for 25-30 yards all day on Saturday.
Slung the old CFs downrange and they dropped alot more than the others, obviously. about 4" at 30 yds.
So my question is: I see that alot of you guys here talk about shooting different arrows for different applications out of the same bow. Surely you dont re-zero your pins each time you want to switch arrows, do you? I assume using diff broadheads would have a similar effect...right?
Can someone explain this to me?
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