I'll be using them in my Excalibur Phoenix with a 125 gr head.
Or is there something better.?
Is any one using the Victory XBolts?
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Retiredusne8
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Posted 03 February 2012 - 11:24 AM
What arrow are you gettig the best all a round results from?
I'll be using them in my Excalibur Phoenix with a 125 gr head.
Or is there something better.?
Is any one using the Victory XBolts?
I'll be using them in my Excalibur Phoenix with a 125 gr head.
Or is there something better.?
Is any one using the Victory XBolts?
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Posted 03 February 2012 - 07:59 PM
I have been using the Firebolts since I bought my bow 2 1/2 years ago. I've tried others and while I'm sure there are better arrows, I like the firebolts for ease of nock or insert removal. I have bought 30 firebolts and have found few fliers. JMO. I'm looking foreward to installing blazers to some shafts just for something to do and see how much of a difference it will make.
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2010 Equinox with Varizone scope
Firebolts
150 gr. Boltcutters
Comfybear custom string/B.C Muledeer custom strings
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Rinehart 18/1 Target
Life tastes sweet, and the older I get the sweeter it tastes.
Firebolts
150 gr. Boltcutters
Comfybear custom string/B.C Muledeer custom strings
S-5
Rinehart 18/1 Target
Life tastes sweet, and the older I get the sweeter it tastes.
