Mike,
It will be in the "herd" that I'm bringing for sure !!! To be perfectly honest.....I'm not that good of a shot, but these Hummingbird bows seem to shoot better for me than anything else. I don't know why, and I have several bows by different bowyers, they just do.
I went out this evening and was intent on finding the arrow that this bow shoots the best with. I took my 31 1/2" 55/75 Gold Tips with 100 grain brass inserts up front and my 30 1/2" AD Hammerhead Trad Lites with 100 grain brass inserts up front......along with several different weight field tips from 100 grains up to 200 grains.
The first several groups I shot all of the arrows together to see if I could get any "groupings" together......or close, anyways. The 55/75's had 125 grain tips, and the Hammerheads had 145 grain tips. Here are the results.
After going to 4 arrow groups, I decided to go up to 145 grain tips on the 55/75's. Here are those results.
That last picture was the "worst" group that I shot with them........below was my best two groups of the evening with the 55/75's and 145 grain tips.
I "think" I found the combo for the 55/75's and here is the proof.
I'll work with the Hammerheads later, and see what I can come up with. As I said, I'm not that good and this evening was "better" than normal for me.......but I was very satisfied with both my shooting and the arrow combo that I came up with. Oh.......and I did shoot this evening with my brand spankin' new Full Shot Glove and was very pleased with it also. I had never used one before, but in my opinion.......it's a "keeper" too.
Yep.......Ol' "Cutter"........is gonna stay on my bow rack.
Winterhawk1960