the titl says it all
No. That's why they haven't sold any. Ever.
Got any?
Killdeer
Yes. I like them.
I have a dozen and a half I've been trying to do since Christmas but just haven't completed them yet..I think I will like them cause these are going to be my first ones I ever done and I need to bareshaft them to see what works best...Not sure why you're asking was there any problem with them?
Love em'.
Yep........I shoot them out of everything that I have.....or have ever owned.
Winterhawk1960
I sure do! :wavey:
Yes my title says it all lol.
yes sir
my favorite shaft
I liked them today. KHalverson had them, I didn't. I whupped him good for our first day on the range! :bigsmyl:
Yep! That's about all I shoot, anymore.
whats not to like, there cheaper then most others , there tough and they look good
They seem to shoot well out of all my longbows. Same shafts different weight in the 48-58 pound range. Seem ok so far
I use them out of all my bows, I like em' too. Never had any problems with them. I did break a nock today though after shooting at a stump right before dark. I missed a few inches low and hit a rock, sparks flew. Ace hex blunt is a little banged up but my GT 1535 Trad blem is OK. I have all my stumpin' GT Trad arrows footed and they are pretty much indestructible.
Full length 5575 Expedition Hunters with 50 grain insert and a Bear Razorheads from my Elburg Longbow killed huge Ohio 8 pointer for me this year.
I like the blems.
Yep I like them. But my Mohawk really likes them. They fly great and hit hard. I shoot 3555 with 100g brass inserts and 250g points.
They are great. Something you don't hear much about is how tough they are. I've never footed a single shaft and I've never had a single shaft fail.
I like them too!
I like the blems too. Just wish they were blemed in the USA!
yes! very tough
That is all my wife and I shoot. love them!!
Been shooting them for years, last & last too quiet durable..
Yes I like them ( wish I would quit splitting them "robin hoods") I now foot the frount and the nock ends
I know three hogs & one doe don't like'em. But me's like'em.
I use 'em, they re very consistant and a value for the money.
I have used them for years.One of the things i really love is the ability to tune them with the brass weights.I can load the tip for some heavy hitters,like 250 extra grains up front.Makes for one punch of an arrow,and with an inch of a 2117 shaft for a foot i have never broken one.
I like them a lot. I shoot them in most of my bows. I like the dynamics a bit better out of the recurves.
All I've shot for a number of years...
A year ago I made up some carbons for the first time. 5575 Gold Tip Traditional shafts and shot them out of my 54# Great Northern Critter Gitter. They shot really nice. That being said, I'm going back to wood arrows. Just like the "romance" of a good wood arrow in flight.
Yes
Love them....
I like the 3555's. If ya have some ya don't want let me know.
I love mine! I've been shooting the GT Kinetics front loaded with an extra 30 grains with their weight system. I think their weight system makes them the most verastile shaft in the carbon arrow market. It really makes it easy to fine tune the spine of your arrows to fit each shooter and bow set-up. Love those skinny shafts too! Great for penetration, just wish they made them in the wood grain too.
Never herd of them. :rolleyes:
Other than wood they are the only arrows I shoot.
In my personal opinion they are not as tough as carbon express heritage or beman ICS. Now before some (expert) gets their panties in a wad IM saying in my personal experience shooting heavier weight bows the gold tips ive tried split much easier than some other shafts.
Is this a trick question?
There all I shoot!!!!!!!!!!
I like them, but after stump shooting it always seems like I'm glueing inserts back in. What kind of glue are you using?
Gold Tip 35/55 trads are (about) all I shoot....I do fling a cedar every now and then.
Ditto on the GT trads 35/55.
yep
full length 55/75 camo exp hunters 5gr weight tubes 125 head 617gr heavy hitters love them
footed 4 of them for stumpers so far so great
Once I went to carbon, they are all I shoot. Tried some other claiming to be better brands but they didn't prove to be as durable as my GTs.
Love'em! GT5575s loaded up front with 200grns. Hit'em hard :thumbsup:
35/55s fly great from my bows and very durable.
lose
Very tough shafts and the best value out there among carbons. Put some 1" 2219 footings over my 75/95's and I believe with an Ace Hex Head that combination could shoot through a concrete block without damage.
Someone asked about insert glue? I've tried every 2-part epoxy I could find, and none of them will hold up to a hard hit on a hidden rock. Switched to Gorilla Glue Professional and have never had a loose insert since.
Dave
GT's are all I shoot so I guess I like them a little bit! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
I have shot Goldtips since 1997, and have never looked back. I shoot both the 55/75 and the 75/95. I see no reason to really change, in other words, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The best I've used. Accurate as all get out. Feathers don't like the wet and lose their shape, but that's my problem not GoldTip's.
I've had great luck with the shafts,not the nocks.I've been pounding Gold Tips for 4 years now and haven't broken one yet.I do foot all my carbons and have made brutal frontal hits on wood,rocks and a steel post-side slaps as well.They are hard to beat.
I love them. I shoot Pro Hunters , the XT Trad Hunters and the cheaper Expedition Hunters . When I need to replace any or add more I will just buy more of the Expedition Hunters. No difference in accuracy, big difference in price.
whats not to like
They are great! Bought 8 of them three years ago and have abused them greatly while roaming. Only lost one due to a head on collision with a huge boulder.
I love the trad GT Trad. Way more durable than anything I have shot extensively. The Carbon express heritage is probably a little more durable but I don't care for the finish on them. The finish can split when cutting and can be a problem with repeated removal of hot glued inserts.
I am no expert and my panties at not in a wad, but 20 years of shooting Beman ICS shafts tell me they are no where near as durable as the GT trad shaft I have been shooting the last few years. The bow hunter shafts are cheap, but snap like dry twigs on a hard hit or glancing hit. Footing is no use when a shaft tends to break in two or more pieces. 4 years shooting the GT and Beman shaft together and not one GT snapped in half or ruined other than driven in inserts on big rock hits and robin hood hits. Snapped every ICS I didn't robin hood.
Me too.
I like the way the Trad's look, especially when you easily take the printed labels off. I've been shooting them for a year and have broken three, two by robin hooding them -- they are enshrined by my target with the other debris -- and one just a couple of days ago on a stump that turned out to be a rock, mushroomed the point end with a hex head, but I think it's salvageable if I want to do a shorter arrow/heavier head experiment.
I also have some old, new and unused Gold Tip broadheads from back in the day. :goldtooth:
I find thaT GOLD TIPS WORK WELL FOR ME TOO I LIKE THEM A LOT MIKE.
I like them just don't like there nocks breaking!!!. Widow
They're the only thing I shoot. They can't be beat for the price. Add a footing to the front and they're practically indestructible.
Love my 5575 30" w/ 50gr insert. Using a 200gr broad head.
I shoot the 1535 and 3555 Trad blems, I love em'. The blems are cheap and tough! I never had the nock problems that others have had, but traded my old nocks for the new ones that GT offered anyways. Great customer service. I footed some for stumpin' and they are pretty much indestrucible out of my 45 and 50# bows. What's not to like?