100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
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100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
This may have been discussed before, if so I apologize. Just wondering if the benefit of shooting the 150 grain head is primarily for fixed blade broadheads. I always like to capitalize on things that increase accuracy. Since I will be shooting a 100 grain mechanical can I use the Diablo arrows without issue?
Re: 100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
You should be fine.
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Re: 100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
globemountain wrote:This may have been discussed before, if so I apologize. Just wondering if the benefit of shooting the 150 grain head is primarily for fixed blade broadheads. I always like to capitalize on things that increase accuracy. Since I will be shooting a 100 grain mechanical can I use the Diablo without issue?
I shoot 85gr up to 170gr fixed BH'S from 330grs total weight to 370grs total weight with No Issues.
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Re: 100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
What bow you shootin?
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Re: 100 grain vs 150 grain. ....
Hunt it wrote:What bow you shootin?
MATRIX 405 AND 330 No issues
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1.75x5 Burris scope
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