MFX Classic

[Scattergun2570]

Thinking of switching to carbon arrows.  I shoot 1916`s & 2016`s out of my 45lb Savannah. I was wondering which MFX would have the proper spine,,is it their 500 or 600? Thanks

[TxAg]

Depends on the overall arrow weight and point weight you want to shoot. For what it's worth, i had very good luck with the 600s out of my 45# Whip.

[Reaper TN]

I shoot 600 spine arrows out of my 45 pound recurve and my 50 pound longbow.

[manitou1]

600's were some of the best flying arrows I have tried out of a 45 lb. Predator.  The best penetration I've experienced too.  No added weight, 125 gr. tip. I shot them full length. Great arrows.

[ishoot4thrills]

Or, you could try the .500 spine and load up the front a little with 100 grain brass inserts like I did with my 49# Kanati LB. See my sig. below.

[BowMIke]

My Morrisons like either spine. I shoot 29.25" 600's with no added weight or 29.25" 500's with 100 grain brass insert (525 grains). Both shoot very well.
Good shaft. Very durable and nice weight to them.

[Bowwild]

PM Answered

[Izzy]

500s with a 100 grain insert from 46,47 and 50# longbows for me. My favorite combo yet and Ive had some good results on deer with them.I tried CX 150s out for a while and while theyre good and no complaints about them I think the MFX has the edge over them due to the thinner shaft.

[SS Snuffer]

Depends on how heavy of arrow you want.