The victory arrow is carbon weaved that's why it has a checker board pattern. Which is suppose to make it stronger. Put that shok outsert on the gold tip arrow and it'll probably break in the same place as the victory arrow
I had 7 out of a dozen raw shafts not spin well and 4 were very bad. Gold Tip kindly sent me 6 arrows and they were all in spec on the spinner. I think the early batches of these were kicked out the door a little prematurely. But the latest ones I’ve gotten have been perfect and these are my favorite arrows yet. I would like some lighted nocks if they are available for this shaft.
Gold Tip has always made the toughest arrows. If you are like me and shoot your fence every once in a while the gold tips will pay for themselves, LOL. I just nock them out with a hammer and shoot them again. I have one Velocity XT that has been in the fence at least 4 times. 99.95% of archers can't shoot the difference between .006 and .003 shafts much less shoot the difference between .003's and 0.001's. Graphite is carbon just a "higher" grade. The original gold tips used to say "graphite" on the shafts. I still have some of the originals that have "Browning" etched onto them. They have been shot thousands of times since the mid 90's.
the difference between the 2 is the kinetic has a straightness of .0025 and the TKO elite has a straightness of .001..thats a deal breaker. going with the TKO's
Damien Clark If you ever used a arrow spinner you know if you spin it real hard with quite a bit of pressure like I did it will bounce. Look at tip of bh when the waves settle out.
You put into a cement wall, pretty dam good strength with that collar
The victory arrow is carbon weaved that's why it has a checker board pattern. Which is suppose to make it stronger. Put that shok outsert on the gold tip arrow and it'll probably break in the same place as the victory arrow
I had 7 out of a dozen raw shafts not spin well and 4 were very bad. Gold Tip kindly sent me 6 arrows and they were all in spec on the spinner. I think the early batches of these were kicked out the door a little prematurely. But the latest ones I’ve gotten have been perfect and these are my favorite arrows yet. I would like some lighted nocks if they are available for this shaft.
Fire nocks in the G size
Gold Tip has always made the toughest arrows. If you are like me and shoot your fence every once in a while the gold tips will pay for themselves, LOL. I just nock them out with a hammer and shoot them again. I have one Velocity XT that has been in the fence at least 4 times. 99.95% of archers can't shoot the difference between .006 and .003 shafts much less shoot the difference between .003's and 0.001's. Graphite is carbon just a "higher" grade. The original gold tips used to say "graphite" on the shafts. I still have some of the originals that have "Browning" etched onto them. They have been shot thousands of times since the mid 90's.
Thanks for the vidja
the difference between the 2 is the kinetic has a straightness of .0025 and the TKO elite has a straightness of .001..thats a deal breaker. going with the TKO's
LOL, you are joking right? Unless you are a hooter shooter that gained continuousness you will never shoot the difference between those two shafts.
Lol unless you shooting 200 yards you ain't going to tell a difference
Bruh it’s not spooning straight. 0:16 you can clearly see the wobble.
Damien Clark If you ever used a arrow spinner you know if you spin it real hard with quite a bit of pressure like I did it will bounce. Look at tip of bh when the waves settle out.
Backcountry Cache I have that arrow spinner and another brand and tell you the truth the arrow spinner you got is not.as good.....