FOC increase

[muddyfuzzy]

GT Kinetic 200's are being fletched, 5" RW feathers, and cut, Vintage Archery footings are in (#1 will fit better along with the Bigfoot #1 secondary collar almost to the end of the Firenock SS halfout). The test is over, tinkering, playing and testing hopefully will begin very, very soon. I am actually getting excited about this since my test is done. Might get knocked down and depressed if I did not pass the test!.

Looking forward to your results.

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GT Kinetic 200's are being fletched, 5" RW feathers, and cut, Vintage Archery footings are in (#1 will fit better along with the Bigfoot #1 secondary collar almost to the end of the Firenock SS halfout). The test is over, tinkering, playing and testing hopefully will begin very, very soon. I am actually getting excited about this since my test is done. Might get knocked down and depressed if I did not pass the test!.

Maybe you might have too much upfront now :-)

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They are 19 series standards .2445". Let's do (10) dozen for 20 shipped. There's enough for both o you.

Sounds good to me. Pm inbound

[Fergeris]

Hope you pass your test mudslinger also looking forward to seeing your arrow results

[muddyfuzzy]

FOC increase

Here's a little late night FOC for you fellas! Black Eagle X-Impact 250 spine. These finished at 458 grains with 15.5% FOC. The FOC is still better than average despite the 9.5 GPI shaft and 29" AMO length. That's right folks a .001" straightness shaft in a 250 spine at a mere 9.5 GPI.

[Fergeris]

Very nice sir

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Very nice sir

X2

[muddyfuzzy]

300 Carnivore 425 x 15.6%

[muddyfuzzy]

FOC increase

A 300 spine-453 grain Carnivore with 17.6% FOC; otherwise known as the "Garcia Special".

[roygarcia54]

Ready to get them bloody

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Well I made a slight change in my arrows today.
Switched from 100 grain to 125 grain heads.

When I had the arrows for my recurve made I had them use 125 heads. They're running 534 grains.

I was using 100 grain heads on my compound arrows.

Now both have 125 grain heads.

I was planning on using Grim Reaper Hades Broadheads, but decided to instead try out 125 grain Magnus Stinger. The owner if the bow shop recommended the buzz cut. I didn't like the serrated edge.

[muddyfuzzy]

1000 posts....... Epic ness

[hoyt21]

Well I made a slight change in my arrows today.
Switched from 100 grain to 125 grain heads.

When I had the arrows for my recurve made I had them use 125 heads. They're running 534 grains.

I was using 100 grain heads on my compound arrows.

Now both have 125 grain heads.

I was planning on using Grim Reaper Hades Broadheads, but decided to instead try out 125 grain Magnus Stinger. The owner if the bow shop recommended the buzz cut. I didn't like the serrated edge.

I don't like the serrated also. To me it would clog a wound channel

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Now to put them to good use......

[bm22]

Now to put them to good use......

I used stingers for two seasons, I shot about 6 animals with them. They did ok, they wouldn't spin right after I shot an animal which to me means they would bend. Only one time did they really bend and that's was when I shot a pig in the heart and it hit the offside knuckle.

I have moved to slick tricks razor tricks, so far they have been perfect. I want to get my hands on some humor nimrods. Good luck with your arrows.