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Nothing fancy. 31.5″ bamboo shafts. 200gr SGT makes a 684gr FOC 17% killer arrow!
FOC is a bit low but these things are flying great out of my 51# boo bow. No need for me to mess with them anymore.
What I like the most out of these is that they are all within 5 grains!
Taking them out jack hunting tomorrow morn.
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Good luck tomorrow. Sure would be a shame to get them all bloody…
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Nice 🙂
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Thanks guys! 1 jack down, 2 misses. I’m tryin to get in under 20 yards with these bunnies but no luck!
This whole trad hunting thing is tooooo fun!
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Bingo! on the sig quote
Heres the pic
The nocks are cut with a dremel. I put 3 of the this abrasive discs on and cut just deep enough to get the throat around the string.
Then I take a round and flat needle file and bring it out to the right width for my string.
I clean up the nock with some folded up 200grit.
For the wrapping have some Brownell serving material that I use. I unwind/unbraid the serving to get a single ply. I use a dab of clear nail polish hardener to secure one end and then wrap tight. I seal it with some more polish hardener.
Superglue works fine but I find the polish to be easier to work with and waterproof.
I dont use inserts on heavy bamboo or cane. A good wrap is enough or you can set the nock just behind a node.
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Grumpy – I use Titebond III to seal the sinew wrapping on My arrows with great sucsess.
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