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I have it. What do you want to know?

I've shot the ACC's since the late 90's, and will probably never stop. Other than the possibility of bending or denting, I can't find any reason to change. My hunting arrow is the 3-60 and it weighs 416 grains, that's with a 100 grain broad head. I shoot a 29.5" draw and 69 lb bow, the ACC's come off the bow at 294 fps. That's plenty fast for me. I've taken elk, deer and javelina with the same set up and they hit the animals impressively hard! There are a lot of good arrows on the market right now. Good luck with your choice!

Thanks everybody! I can't wait until the mount is done.

Five to six year lurker, finally signed up. I've been on a quest for about 8 years now, to kill a 100" coues buck. I spotted this buck around 800 yards away in his bed on the fourth day of the hunt, 3:30 in the afternoon. He is the only buck we saw the entire hunt spending all day, every day, hiking to glassing points and sitting behind the 15's. I stalked in to 406 yards and made a one shot kill on this guy when he stood up from his bed. He's my first 100" coues buck, 103 5/8. He's from central Arizona.

I don't believe they make the 58's anymore. You can sometimes find them on the classifieds for a decent price. I had the 58's for a while. They are decent for the money. I sold mine and went straight to the Swaro 15X56's. Got tired of buying low end glass hoping for a miracle with less money.

Sent you a PM on the pistol grip. I'll take it.

I have a pair of the old style Minox that I bought in 2009. I would be willing to sell them if you decide to go the Minox route. They are the better glass version and come with everything I got with them. The warranty card was never filled out, and the only time they were out of my pack was to be put on my tripod.