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I use the wrench and weights with grest sucess on the GT arrows. Never had 1 come loose and with the wide range of different weights it is easier to get the perfect spine for your bow as opposed to starting long and cutting in small increments.
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Old 02-26-2015, 09:20 AM
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Easton axis 400 spine.
100 gr slick trick
Blazer vanes
410 gr finished weight.
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Old 02-26-2015, 09:52 AM
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I use the wrench and weights with grest sucess on the GT arrows. Never had 1 come loose and with the wide range of different weights it is easier to get the perfect spine for your bow as opposed to starting long and cutting in small increments.
X2. Never had a problem with the weights either.
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X2. Never had a problem with the weights either.
Ordered Them will try ...
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Mike The shafts are .246 I believe...the inserts are indeed back threaded...Im njust not likeing the two foot wrench and chance of weights working loose ...

I did find some heavier inserts thou...

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I would guess they should work then....once you find the weight you like take them out and add some blue Loctite.
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Old 02-26-2015, 12:27 PM
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Did they have the wrench in stock? It took me 3 weeks to get the weights and 6 months to get the wrench, hope you have better luck.
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Jimbows has the tool and they carry the weights for the GoldTip Arrows.

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Old 02-26-2015, 12:58 PM
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Thanks LC, I just ran out of 50's for my Trad arrows and thats alot easier than ordering from Lancaster. Scared to step foot in there, might be expensive.
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Old 02-27-2015, 07:38 AM
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Did they have the wrench in stock? It took me 3 weeks to get the weights and 6 months to get the wrench, hope you have better luck.
Got the wrenchs ordered at same time...kinna silly as the inserts are no good without wrench...lol unless you installed them before glueing in inserts...

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Old 02-27-2015, 09:03 AM
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Got the wrenchs ordered at same time...kinna silly as the inserts are no good without wrench...lol unless you installed them before glueing in inserts...

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Wrench is just a really long Allen key.

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Wrench is just a really long Allen key.

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Yup ...I can see when they where developing it...welding a sawed off allan key to a straightened out metal clothes hanger...lol

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So I was shooting the pse Hunter Stl 300's however I just purchased a set that 2 arrows had blistered shafts and another shaped like a banana ( how did these pass QC) Anyway im changing arrows.

Im shooting a 2013 elite answer with a peak weight of 66lbs with a 28" arrow
the stl's are a .340 spine @ 8.6 GPI.
Now when referencing a few different arrow spine charts some list I should be in the 400 some the 340.

Is there going to be a issue running the 400's so I stay in the GPI rating I currently am now? I dont really want to change my whole set up.
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Our team has Black Eagle as one of the main sponsors. Loving their products!
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Old 07-06-2015, 08:14 AM
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Gold Tip Expedition Hunters
372 grains
2" blazers, 4" blazer wrap
26 1/2"
28"
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Old 07-07-2015, 07:58 AM
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Gold Tip Expedition Hunters
372 grains
2" blazers, 4" blazer wrap
26 1/2"
28"
Wow darts ...lol..with that short of an arrow combined with a wrap that would be one stiff spine..what spine and rest?...not thinking it isnt right just interested on how your setting up?

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Old 07-07-2015, 09:26 AM
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GT XT hunters 400 at 28"
75 grain Muzzy's or 85 grain montecs,
blazer vanes, or 3" regular vanes

goes Through moose or elk like silk....


Trad

Gt Xt Hunters at 31"
Brass inserts with adapter and 125 grain broadheads 2 blade (tuskers)
5" feathers
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Old 07-07-2015, 09:31 AM
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Hi Neil.....I shoot a .400 spine off a QAD HDX Ultra. Darts is right. lol People that see me shoot at 3D Tourneys, say my arrows look like yellow lasers. The arrows fly great, and I can shoot my broadheads into Tim Horton lids at 50 yards, right alongside with my field points. That being said, I've been toying with the idea of shooting 125 grain heads. That would give me a higher FOC and arrow weight. I'd only be giving up about 7 fps, however I have a bunch of 100 grain broadheads.
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Sounds like they are flying perfect...what poundage?

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Old 07-07-2015, 09:41 AM
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We need bow poundage added to that list...lol

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Sounds like they are flying perfect...what poundage?

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60 lbs
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So I was shooting the pse Hunter Stl 300's however I just purchased a set that 2 arrows had blistered shafts and another shaped like a banana ( how did these pass QC) Anyway im changing arrows.

Im shooting a 2013 elite answer with a peak weight of 66lbs with a 28" arrow
the stl's are a .340 spine @ 8.6 GPI.
Now when referencing a few different arrow spine charts some list I should be in the 400 some the 340.

Is there going to be a issue running the 400's so I stay in the GPI rating I currently am now? I dont really want to change my whole set up.
Any input on this guys?
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Any input on this guys?
I would go 340, I shoot similar setup in a Goldtip hunter XT 340 spine.

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Old 07-07-2015, 12:53 PM
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Old 07-07-2015, 04:01 PM
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X2 on the gold tip hunters XT cept 300 spine
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X2 on the gold tip hunters XT cept 300 spine
Sorry i never read the previous posts. Definitely go with the 340s
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Old 07-09-2015, 01:33 PM
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Beman ICS bowhunter 340 9.3 gpi
full length arrow
32" draw length
3 2" blazer vanes
125 grain Vpa 3 blade non vented and 2 blade non vented.

Don't have a scale but around 485gr mark total w bhead on.

Out of an 82nd Airborne Bowtech aftermarket cams to make up for DL.

3 blade for deer, 2 blade moose and elk.
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