Which arrow. Given all spined correctly. just answer in thread box.

[tzolk]

Which arrow would you choose to hunt with if they were all spined correctly. Each set up has its pluses and minuses.

[rastaman]

Something is wrong with your poll set up. It wants you to pick all three. You can't submit an answer for just one.

[arrowlauncherdj]

Id pick the second set up

[AWPForester]

Third one if the bow was tuned good.  God Bless

[Night Wing]

All three are good.

[tzolk]

Bummer, I see what you are talking about. First time I've set up a poll so I probably did something wrong and looks like it can't be edited.

[rugrat]

2nd choice for me as well.

[BigJim]

I wouldn't hunt with any of them. Appears that you are after speed and are opting for light arrows in order to get that.
 Add 100g to each of the arrows, shoot to make sure it shoots well, quit worying about what % foc as long as you have some to alot FOC.
 this will give you a quieter friendlier smoother bow and considerably more penetration.

bigjim

[tzolk]

Hey Big Jim. I'm not concerned about foc at all. These are the three arrow combos at my disposal. Are you suggesting weight tubes? Because if there is more point weight, it would change the spine. I don't know if weight tubes will, haven't tried them yet.

[tzolk]

Hey Big Jim. I'm not concerned about foc at all. These are the three arrow combos at my disposal. Are you suggesting weight tubes? Because if there is more point weight, it would change the spine. I don't know if weight tubes will, haven't tried them yet.

[centaur]

Large James x2

[tackhammer]

Number 2

[BigJim]

Weight tubes are a real pain in the a$$. I would never suggest them.

From what I can tell, you are shooting about 62 #s. I don't know anything about your bow or draw length so I'm lacking enough info to get this close.
I will tell you that you should be able to shoot a lot more front weight on the 7595's if not, build out the sight window a touch.
I am shooting the 7595's out of an 80lb bow at 31"s and 300 up front. Yes, I have had to build out the sight window. Doesn't hurt a thing to do this for tuning. Once the arrow are flying correctly, the depth of the seight window means nothing!
If you would like more help, feel free to contact me.
thanks, bigjim

[doug77]

X2  what Big Jim says

doug77

[Sean B]

2nd set up for me.

[Bill Carlsen]

I'de shoot the arrow that shoots the straightest. If they are all equal in that regard I'de shoot the one with the best FOC.

[tzolk]

Thanks Jim! That is one Elephant smoking set up your packing. This is for a Toelke Super D. 66" 55@28 30" draw. #2 #3 are set-ups I currently have. #1 is an incoming set-up.

[TxAg]

i pick #2 but I'm sure they'll all work just fine.

[JamesKerr]

If I had to choose out of those 3 I would pick number two as the weight is not much less than number ones and it has better foc. However I would personally never hunt with an arrow under 550 grains. That is because I mainly shoot 55# -60# bows and I want at least 9gpp. I really prefer arrows that are around 11-12 gpp.

[Hoyt]

Number 2.