Disipator Bars on a Carved-tip Exomag...WOW

RyanB · Post by **RyanB** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 1:31 pm

Well, I was at the bow shop today to zero in the new 2219's I got from them the other day and figured that seeing I was starting over as far as sighting in goes...I may as well try a set of Disipatar Bars out.

Talk about a difference in noise and vibration! they really took that loud twang out of the shot and alot of vibrations are gone too...should have done this along time ago!

Ryan

exocet · Post by **exocet** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:43 pm

How do the 2219`s shoot? I know they are on the heavier side. What size broadhead? I am curious as I may try them next spring!! Jack.

RyanB · Post by **RyanB** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:57 pm

I am shooting 125gr's...just picked up some G5's today so I will see how they work! I like shooting the heavier arrows just for the harder hitting...just incase I hit a shoulder or something.

One other thing I like about them is the reduction in noise and my exomag still flings them at a good speed so I am happy!

Ryan

exocet · Post by **exocet** » Tue Sep 26, 2006 8:44 pm

We are on the total ends of the weight spectrum. I am shooting an Exocet using the right stuff pack stuff. The lightest shafts-inserts and broadheads. It shoots very well though, but I would like to try different combos to get a feel for how stuff flys

Jack.

Center Shot · Post by **Center Shot** » Wed Sep 27, 2006 12:01 pm

I believe that 2219's are a great arrow. Out of my Exomax I get groups under a inch at 20 yards, with a speed of 302 fps with a 100 gr. head. The only problem is with all that penetration, it is hard to find a broadhead target that will stop the arrow!