FOC Broadhead with BE Zombie or Diablo?
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FOC Broadhead with BE Zombie or Diablo?
I'm shooting 18" Zombies with 92gr inserts, for early season moose/elk I will be using a 125 gram fixed head. Later in the season I would like to try the FOC head out of a stand for deer, will the combined weight of the 170 grain head & the 92 gram insert give me too much forward of center weight or is that even possible.
Re: FOC Broadhead with BE Zombie or Diablo?
I used almost exactly that, 92g insert/FOC, for my ill-fated bear hunt. My arrows were 20" Zombies. Extreme accuracy. After 60 yards, the trajectory started a little downturn but not excessively.
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As you increase the front end weight of an arrow can it be said that spine stiffness must be increased as well?
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As you increase the front end weight, the spine effectively decreases (flexes more). Not such a big deal with crossbows like it is with traditional bows though.GROOTSKY wrote:As you increase the front end weight of an arrow can it be said that spine stiffness must be increased as well?
I shoot BE Executioners with 100 grain inserts and 240 grain Centaur Batttleaxe broads - basically extreme FOC. They are amazingly accurate! Like shooting a .22!
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What sort of speeds are you guys shooting?
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BD400. 486g arrow. Didn't chrono. Likely 340 max.