Arrows for Micro 335

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dfwpi
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Arrows for Micro 335

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Posted Today, 08:06 AM

I picked up the 335 yesterday. Why? Good question, but what is done is done :lol:

I currently have the Matrix 380 and about 5 dozen arrows. I've been big into archery for going on 30 or more years, and I've worked at archery shops PT in the past to fuel my habit. With that said, I don't really want to go buy new arrows and had thought about cutting some of the arrows down to shoot in the 335.

Anybody shoot 2219's in their Micro? I've got about 3 dozen that I use a lot when pig hunting. I just hate shooting high dollar carbons at pigs!

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Normous
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Re: Arrows for Micro 335

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My 335 liked the 2219's @ 16.5" fletched with helical 2" Blazers....perfect for pigs with a good 125 grain cut on contact broadhead.
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Re: Arrows for Micro 335

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My micro loves 16.5 2219s in my opinion more weight up fron t the better they fly 175 gr. Slick tricks fly great . I put weighted inserts up front to 53 gr and 125 grain spitfires reach a total of 173 grain close enough. Both broadheads same inpact . I love alluminum arrows never saw the need for carbon 2219s are very tough . If you need more eastons got fmjs never theid them im sure they are awsome but pricy. Ive always hated that target burn that carbons get on the shaft.
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