which carbon?
#12
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: calgary alberta canada
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AHHHHH, I wish gametracker had their webpage up and running to support their new arrow selection, They have taken care of the problem with the carbon welding to targets by putting a buff tuff substance on the arrows. Carbon is going faster when hitting a target and friction is used to stop the arrow, unfortunatly older carbon's were very grainy so the would pick up the back stop materials as the arrow was stopped, just think how much deeper they would go with a smooth surface. I shoot gametrackers for hunting, and I shoot ACE for Olym competition, I think that Easton charges to much for their arrow though.
Good shooting.
Dylan
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#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: egypt
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WOW!!! Of all the people. Yuppers we were going to get together, thought it didnt work out though, heck its been a few years. Been going crazy past few time I have been home! Last time I was home for a funeral, spent 3 days in the woods just to get away, ended up shootin 2 deer. One out at my paps house and one up in Hinckley.
All the girls had a crush on me...well dang now ya tell me <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>!!! I try to stop by the high school to say thanks to Mr Hann for getting me my 'job' but every time I show up he is never there LOL....also what happened to Ms Siebert, I noticed her pic isnt up anymore?
I'll have to swing in the shop, I didnt last time I was home. My paps told Mike I was in town and they figured I would stop buy....the WIFE, yuppers got married, and I had ourselves run short trying to get together with family and some friends. I bring my bow home everytrip, heck I dont go anywhere without it. I will shoot ya an email maybe we can get ya on up to the last frontier! Its either that or I might be down the spring of 2003. Getting out of the service here this Aug (terminal leave) and it looks like I am taking up a guiding job for the big brown furry things. I think I'll have to end up a packer for awhile though! Anyways, Talk at ya.. Mr. K (I dont know it any other way! <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>!!!
All the girls had a crush on me...well dang now ya tell me <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>!!! I try to stop by the high school to say thanks to Mr Hann for getting me my 'job' but every time I show up he is never there LOL....also what happened to Ms Siebert, I noticed her pic isnt up anymore?
I'll have to swing in the shop, I didnt last time I was home. My paps told Mike I was in town and they figured I would stop buy....the WIFE, yuppers got married, and I had ourselves run short trying to get together with family and some friends. I bring my bow home everytrip, heck I dont go anywhere without it. I will shoot ya an email maybe we can get ya on up to the last frontier! Its either that or I might be down the spring of 2003. Getting out of the service here this Aug (terminal leave) and it looks like I am taking up a guiding job for the big brown furry things. I think I'll have to end up a packer for awhile though! Anyways, Talk at ya.. Mr. K (I dont know it any other way! <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>!!!
#17
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blair Co., PA USA
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Hey, this is a carbon arrow post, not a family reunion! Just kidding fellas. I've been shooting Gold Tip arrows for 2 years now. I'm switching to Beman ICS Hunter's because I think the smooth finish will be quieter and I love that logo with the oak leaves. I'll never go back to aluminum. I shoot alot and am pretty rough on arrows, don't wanna have to worry about bending.
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Pick a hair.....or a caruncle!!
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Pick a hair.....or a caruncle!!
#19
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: sarona wi USA
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I liked the gold tips for what it was worth. Its just to simple although I am understanding that some of the other carbon manufactors are/have been coming out with the same deal GT's have 3 arrow systems. Only complaint is no one up here seems to know how to get tips glued in LOL...dont matter good ole hot melt works for what I am doing
try model airplane glue 30 sec. gap fill it's a hot glue like{ hot stuff}
check it out. KEEP OFF HANDS Wear GLASSES
hot as in FAST DRYING you can heat up insert to remove. works well on vanes also
send sum SNOW!!!!
I liked the gold tips for what it was worth. Its just to simple although I am understanding that some of the other carbon manufactors are/have been coming out with the same deal GT's have 3 arrow systems. Only complaint is no one up here seems to know how to get tips glued in LOL...dont matter good ole hot melt works for what I am doing
try model airplane glue 30 sec. gap fill it's a hot glue like{ hot stuff}
check it out. KEEP OFF HANDS Wear GLASSES
hot as in FAST DRYING you can heat up insert to remove. works well on vanes also
send sum SNOW!!!!