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I have a spig' too, nice launcher but all the screw heads wear out very quickly, they need replacing with stainless steel ones. |
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| Golden Key Golden Premier AR-1000 gets my vote. Well made with micro adjustment in x & y. Means you can make repeatable small adjustments to knocking point height by lowering or raising the launcher. It is not supplied with a carbon spoon, but then I have never got on with them, prefer a wire snake head. Only other recommendation should you buy one, loctite the screws which act as launcher stops or you will loose them.
__________________ Kent Archery Association (KAA) - The Home of Archery in Kent I think therfore I miss....... |
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But in reality they are dead simple. can't help on the trophy thingy...soz. |
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| Bow sports http://www.bowsports.com/acatalog/Bo...roducts_6.html seem to be singing its praise, but it looks a might agricultural to me and not sure on having to depend on the steel blade flexing as the arrow leaves!!! ![]()
__________________ Kent Archery Association (KAA) - The Home of Archery in Kent I think therfore I miss....... |
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| I've used a GKF TKO with steel blade for some time now and they are very easy to tune, the Trophy Takers are good solid rests also. I would go for the TT 2 as the blade is double bolted, and it looks easier to fine tune. Go for the .010 blade for your X10's, unless they are >290 grains. The .012 is for the heavier indoor arrows |
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| which did you buy then? |
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