First elk hunt 2021

[Highvoltage1]

I’m shooting the Easton axis 400. They are 30” and with my deer hunting broadlead (100 gr) I’m at 426 grains. Guess I need to try to bump it up some. Also anyone have an issue with blazers stabilizing cut on contact broad heads?

 

[Peteyur]

I’m shooting the Easton axis 400. They are 30” and with my deer hunting broadlead (100 gr) I’m at 426 grains. Guess I need to try to bump it up some. Also anyone have an issue with blazers stabilizing cut on contact broad heads?

The blazers we made to help stabilize and steer fixed blade cut on contact broad heads
There are many fletching that will do a good job and I would suggest trying out several to see which ones group the best and are the quietest as some are better than others.

 

[b_doornenbal]

My vote is slick trick but more important its how your arrow flight is.

 

[Fallow120]

I’m going after my first this year with GT Hunter XT 340 spine
27.25”, 50 grain weight screw inside, 100 grain Slick trick Vipertricks, 27” draw. @65 lbs
Finished weight ≈ 435 grains

I’ve heard nothing but good reviews on the viper trick for a good Cut on Contact w/ replaceable blades


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[Josh Lubben]

Easton axis arrows 340 spine 100 grain tip. I use magnus stinger broadheads and they work well.