PSE Carbon Force BGX Arrows?

[TannerLunzman]

It is real tough to find any information on PSE arrows out there right now, does anyone here have any experience with them? Thanks in advance.

 

[Billy Goat]

I don't have any experience with the arrows you are asking about.

Years ago I shot PSE radial weave arrows, they were pretty good. It seems someone copied them, or they copied someone else. One or both went off the market. I can't remember the whole story. Seems like the trophy ridge arrows might have copied them.

Hard to tell from the discription what exactly they are. I'd be curious what they are using for components, seems likely the Easton hit system. Might be really good, might be a waste.

Info for everyone else:
Straightness: +- .001 id: .165
Weight tolerance: +- 2 grains
• Arrows Fletched With 2.7” AAE Hybrid Vanes
• NOCKS AND INSERTS INCLUDED
• SHAFT, DZ 1990BGX(SIZE) map: $134.99
• ARROW,DZ,HYBRID 1990BGX(SIZE)H map: $154.99

GRAINS PER INCH | SPINE
11.7 0. | .300
10.2 | .350
9.1 | .400
8.2 | .500

 

[drchesler]

I bought a dozen PSE small diameter shafts a few years back and by the time I got done building them I had culled a third. They were fine for poking holes in 3D targets but the straightness left something to be desired and the half outs weren’t super consistent on weight. These were not a premium shaft, so YMMV.

 

[Billy Goat]

Doing some math it was atleast a dozen years ago I shot those arrows.

Back then the only skinny carbons were the "old" carbon arrows.

Funny how they seem to bring back old tech and reinvent it.