Trad Gang
Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: bowfanatik on February 03, 2017, 05:41:00 PM
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Guys is somebody have any experience, I will be thankful !!! Any issues ??...
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I've shot the GT Kinetics for 3 or 4 years now. My only complaint with them was the relatively weak aluminum half outsert that comes with them. Shot as they are supplied, you'll bend a lot of them. I mostly remedied the problem by footing them with an 1 1/4" long piece of 2018. A glancing blow off of a rock could still bend them, but they are much more durable that way. THEN, they introduced the GT Traditional Classic shaft earlier last year. I was lucky and got my hands on some early. They changed the outsert to stainless steel, increased the GPI of the shafts and added a wood grain finish to the exterior of the shaft. They use a similar point weight system as the original Traditional shafts, they are just smaller diameter to fit in the skinnier shaft. I loved them before, but am absolutely smitten with them now!
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I need 200 spine , so Kinetic is choice . Thanks for replying
Maybe someone with experience from this year
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Buy the traditional model, it comes in 200 spine and the stainless insert, same arrow tougher insert and a full length wrap that looks like wood grain. They also sell a ballistic tip that will help keep the insert from bending.
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I have 200's that are a couple years old. Take standard hot inserts. I footed them with aluminum arrow arrow shaft, but I don't remember the shaft size. Did well on my water buffalo.
(http://i.imgur.com/sFyQ3ML.jpg)
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Originally posted by old_goat2:
Buy the traditional model, it comes in 200 spine and the stainless insert, same arrow tougher insert and a full length wrap that looks like wood grain. They also sell a ballistic tip that will help keep the insert from bending.
Link please , I will like to see that arrow
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In my search for a super tough stiff arrow I bought a half dozen...had one fail right off the bat but I am not sure it wasn't because I got it too hot applying the outsert.
You can purchase individual shafts from Lancaster Archery( a true godsend for us tinkerers)....
Or you could buy FMJs and be done with it!
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Gold Tip all the way ! :)