yes they do shoot good, but they just bend too easy for me. I like the advantages of carbon arrows more than the advantages of aluminum. #1 reason is the incread speed which means less pin gap, this could prove to be more accurate out in the field.
aluminum arrows.
I have hunted with both alum and carbon. I shoot both from time to time. my ross 334's really like 400 ICS bemans.
I shot some 2212's this afternoon and they shoot great. they seam to be alot more forgiving to a bad shot.
is it just me or are aluminum arrows easier to shoot. forget about durability straightness never changing and penetration. we all know carbon arrows have a lot of advantages, it just seams that aluminum arrows with all of their bad traits still really do shine as far as accuracy.
BRU
I shot some 2212's this afternoon and they shoot great. they seam to be alot more forgiving to a bad shot.
is it just me or are aluminum arrows easier to shoot. forget about durability straightness never changing and penetration. we all know carbon arrows have a lot of advantages, it just seams that aluminum arrows with all of their bad traits still really do shine as far as accuracy.
BRU
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