FOC increase

[Pushbutton2]

Which shaft you thinking of?

[enewman]

I'm looking at the blackeagle carnivore just don't know if I'm going to do the 300 or 250 spine. I still have 17 velocitys I have to shoot up first.

[Pushbutton2]

I'm still considering using the Grizzly stick shafts..
But they're pricey and I don't know how many time I could shoot a arrow before it got broken off, or bounced off the ground and shattered....

[enewman]

I'm still considering using the Grizzly stick shafts..
But they're pricey and I don't know how many time I could shoot a arrow before it got broken off, or bounced off the ground and shattered....

I have one of the original grizzly sticks. There is a reason there high. It is the differance as a cadilac to Gmc. And that's why we have a gmc.

To much for me to be shooting hogs with

[muddyfuzzy]

Couple more for TBH'er Ian and his brother. The flo-green cock and red hen set went 417 total weight (100 grain tip) with a FOC of 14.8% THe flo-orange cock and red hens set finished at 438 (125 grain tip) and FOC of 16.6. The Carnivores sure are popular!

[enewman]

Looking good muddyfuzzy

[Pushbutton2]

Looking good muddyfuzzy

X2 :thumbup:

[LateStart]

So I have been following this thread, for informational purposes, and been wondering if the amt of FOC makes any difference for 3D shooting. I currently am shooting a E32 66lbs @29" draw and was wondering about a decent arrow for a 3D setup. oh and BTW I am shooting 250 Momentum Grizzlystik @ 671gr total weight with 21% FOC, quiet as all get out and knocks through everything I have shot so far, just alot of pin gap/adjustment for 3D purposes. Any suggestions?

[Pushbutton2]

So I have been following this thread, for informational purposes, and been wondering if the amt of FOC makes any difference for 3D shooting. I currently am shooting a E32 66lbs @29" draw and was wondering about a decent arrow for a 3D setup. oh and BTW I am shooting 250 Momentum Grizzlystik @ 671gr total weight with 21% FOC, quiet as all get out and knocks through everything I have shot so far, just alot of pin gap/adjustment for 3D purposes. Any suggestions?

I know very little about 3D myself.
But am/ have been wondering the same thing.

One of the guys posted earlier about putting a second sight tape on his single pin...
I don't remember the results....

[hoyt21]

Boys high foc is the way to go I shot a doe today with my deep impacts tipped with a drt aaaaaaand I do not know where my arrow went after the pass through

[muddyfuzzy]

Boys high foc is the way to go I shot a doe today with my deep impacts tipped with a drt aaaaaaand I do not know where my arrow went after the pass through

That's what I like to hear! Great job!

[enewman]

Boys high foc is the way to go I shot a doe today with my deep impacts tipped with a drt aaaaaaand I do not know where my arrow went after the pass through

It's the best thing that can happen. A great arrow. A great shot. A pass thru. Then a good kill.

But dang now that I've built that perfect arrow. I loose it. Haha. Great job

[hoyt21]

Exactly I was looking and looking I was like where's the **** arrow!!!! I might go back and look for it I want it back !!!!

[enewman]

Exactly I was looking and looking I was like where's the **** arrow!!!! I might go back and look for it I want it back !!!!

Haha. I have one now ever time I'm down at the ranch I look for it

[Pushbutton2]

Bring a metal detector. It should pick up the broadhead.
OR:
Add 50 more grains to the front and start using illuminated nocks... :-)