Is it true that the ventilator can use 20" bolts?
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 01:00 PM
Yes, the Ventilator has been reported to be able to shoot 20" or 22" arrows.
HUNTING BOWS:
1962 Bear, Kodiak Magnum, 52", 47# @ 28", Brazilian Rosewood Riser
196? Ben Pearson, 5' 6", 60XX @ 28"
1973 Browning, Cobra, 50", 45# @ 28"
1976 Bear, Whitetail, 45/50/55#
1981 Browning, Tracker II, 50#
1984 Bear, Pronghorn Hunter, 60#
1988 Bear, Super Magnum 44', 70#
1993 Jennings, Carbon Extreme, 65#
1997 Bear, Cam One, 70#
1999 Daman Howatt, Hunter, 62", 55# @ 28"
2004 Hoyt, UltraTec, 70#
2010 Scorpyd, RDT 165
2012 Scorpyd, Ventilator 150
1962 Bear, Kodiak Magnum, 52", 47# @ 28", Brazilian Rosewood Riser
196? Ben Pearson, 5' 6", 60XX @ 28"
1973 Browning, Cobra, 50", 45# @ 28"
1976 Bear, Whitetail, 45/50/55#
1981 Browning, Tracker II, 50#
1984 Bear, Pronghorn Hunter, 60#
1988 Bear, Super Magnum 44', 70#
1993 Jennings, Carbon Extreme, 65#
1997 Bear, Cam One, 70#
1999 Daman Howatt, Hunter, 62", 55# @ 28"
2004 Hoyt, UltraTec, 70#
2010 Scorpyd, RDT 165
2012 Scorpyd, Ventilator 150
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SmacD
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 01:21 PM
So what is the benifit of using 20" versus 22" bolts?
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Posted 01 February 2012 - 05:09 PM
I like to keep the speed I'm getting with the weight of my 22 inch bolt. Since Im useing heavy lumenoks my FOC is on the low side. I will lose 22 grains shaft weight, add it to my broadhead weight thus keeping the arrow weight the same and increasing FOC.
