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Old 10-07-06, 04:48 PM
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Two more reasons to shoot Beiter nocks...



I have to remember, with short distance shooting (15 yards or so), to not let all the arrows go to the same point on the target...
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Old 10-07-06, 07:09 PM
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Riser: Black Winact,Jager grip
Limbs: Winex 42#
Sight: Copperjohn with G505
Stabilisers: 31" Doinker carbon
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Bow String: 18 strand Majesty (Rod Young)
Arrows: Nav 610,Fatboys 500

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And the arrows are o.k.? I have broken a few on my fatboys indoors. The arrows were fine.
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Old 10-07-06, 10:17 PM
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Limbs: Samick Extreme
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The shafts were fine. No problems at all. I haven't broken a shaft (at the nock end) since starting to use this kind of nock...
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Old 11-07-06, 07:13 PM
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Limbs: Hoyt Matrix with Vect
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Wish I could say the same for mine. I've mushroomed a couple by almost Robin Hooding them (saved by the nock) only to discover that the in-out section doesn't protect the next 1/4" from getting rammed hard from behind
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Old 11-07-06, 09:26 PM
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Like Rik, I have always found Beiter nocks pretty good for deflecting arrows. But last night I had a direct hit, I don't think anything would have saved this arrow from destruction.

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