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Re: Arrows, broad heads, and releases [Re: BigLou] #9190918 02/22/25 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by BigLou
lots of good arrows out there. 4mm is great but not necessary if you are a beginner. a great all-around arrow is the RIP TKO from Victory Achery. if for elk, I would suggest you target +/- 500 grain total arrow weight. you can add weight up front with inserts and impact collars (I recommend Iron Will). Many outfitters won't let you in camp with a mechanical. Iron Will fix blade single bevel is hard to beat. With a stout broadhead and a 500grain arrow, you can punch through a scapula if you make something less than a perfect shot.

as for releases, do you prefer thumb of finger? spot hogg wiseguy is a super popular finger release. several good thumb releases too. I shoot a Carter 4 finger grip.

hope that helps. lots of good gear on the market and you can find success with alot of different options..

I shoot the rip tkos also. One complaint about them is the outserts, they bend fairly easy. What I would point you to is a rip tkos with a hit insert and collar around that. Some shops won’t make them but that’s what I’m going to run if I get a tag this year

Re: Arrows, broad heads, and releases [Re: HunterGuy] #9190936 02/23/25 12:27 AM
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lots of good arrows out there. 4mm is great but not necessary if you are a beginner. a great all-around arrow is the RIP TKO from Victory Achery. if for elk, I would suggest you target +/- 500 grain total arrow weight. you can add weight up front with inserts and impact collars (I recommend Iron Will). Many outfitters won't let you in camp with a mechanical. Iron Will fix blade single bevel is hard to beat. With a stout broadhead and a 500grain arrow, you can punch through a scapula if you make something less than a perfect shot.

as for releases, do you prefer thumb of finger? spot hogg wiseguy is a super popular finger release. several good thumb releases too. I shoot a Carter 4 finger grip.

hope that helps. lots of good gear on the market and you can find success with alot of different options..

I shoot the rip tkos also. One complaint about them is the outserts, they bend fairly easy. What I would point you to is a rip tkos with a hit insert and collar around that. Some shops won’t make them but that’s what I’m going to run if I get a tag this year

I special ordered some stainless outserts for mine. I've had no problems with them.

Re: Arrows, broad heads, and releases [Re: Chrisbb] #9194978 03/04/25 10:23 PM
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5mm Axis are a great arrow. QAD Exodus 125gr, fly like darts. That set up with 300 spine arrow cut 28" gives you a 480gr arrow


I started using the Truball Beast XT a few years ago and love it. Once you get used to the hook, you'll never want a caliper release again


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