Greetings archers. I’m doing some research for a newbie barebow archer at the Club regarding his first set of arrows.
He’ll be shooting 32lb limbs with a 29 inch draw and is fairly budget minded.
I might have steered him towards some Easton ACCs before they discontinued them and can’t find anywhere in the net at the moment.
The Easton Procomp seem to be comparable but at just a few quid short of £200 they might be a bit much for him.
So, do you guys know anything about the Victory VAP Target family of arrows? The VAP Target Sport run at about £90 for a dozen and the Victory website says they’re good for beginners and intermediate archers. I’ve always shot Easton so know nothing about Victory.
He’ll be pulling about 33lbs with his draw length. On the Victory shaft selector I’ve selected 36lbs for his bow weight to future proof him for a couple of seasons. The shaft selector recommends a .700 spine for a full length 31 inch shaft. Does this seem right?
For comparison the Easton chart recommends a 30” Procomp spine of .570. That seems a way off the Victory chart.
The other option for him price wise might be the Easton Avance but I can’t find a spine chart for them, even on Easton’s own website..
Your help would be much appreciated.
He’ll be shooting 32lb limbs with a 29 inch draw and is fairly budget minded.
I might have steered him towards some Easton ACCs before they discontinued them and can’t find anywhere in the net at the moment.
The Easton Procomp seem to be comparable but at just a few quid short of £200 they might be a bit much for him.
So, do you guys know anything about the Victory VAP Target family of arrows? The VAP Target Sport run at about £90 for a dozen and the Victory website says they’re good for beginners and intermediate archers. I’ve always shot Easton so know nothing about Victory.
He’ll be pulling about 33lbs with his draw length. On the Victory shaft selector I’ve selected 36lbs for his bow weight to future proof him for a couple of seasons. The shaft selector recommends a .700 spine for a full length 31 inch shaft. Does this seem right?
For comparison the Easton chart recommends a 30” Procomp spine of .570. That seems a way off the Victory chart.
The other option for him price wise might be the Easton Avance but I can’t find a spine chart for them, even on Easton’s own website..
Your help would be much appreciated.