Goldtip all the way. Tough arrows, unless you hit a rock. I've been using them for 9 years. Have tried others but always come back to GT.
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Goldtip all the way. Tough arrows, unless you hit a rock. I've been using them for 9 years. Have tried others but always come back to GT.
Stephane....Quote:
Are they any arrows that are bad? I have GT XT and I am about try a set of of GT Velocity XT. I'm not expecting any great difference except they're a bit lighter.
I do like the toughness of GT, that's about it. Again, I don't really have anything to compare it to.
There are arrow shafts that are more expensive than GT's - but they are not more durable nor are they as tough as the GT's.
Nothing out there - to my knowledge - can match the GT's for price point plus durability. If there are other shafts as tough I haven't met them in over 12 years of shooting. :mrgreen:
i normally fletch all my arrows myself but i found myself in a store and needed arrows so i bought some victory vforce arrows with blazer vanes. i love the arrows they fly very well but a few of the fletch just pops off when i shoot so i will never be buying prefletched arrows again. i much prefer to fletch my own but in the shop there were no bare shafts to choose from. i guess its a lesson learned but they are great arrows and blazer vanes are top notch as well.
Victory hv's are garbage. Very weak. My omen broke 5 out of 12 the first time i used them at a 3d. I know so many people who used them and switched. They are the weakest arrows ive shot.
i shoot gold tip warrior's out of my diamond razor edge at 60lb and 26in draw love them i have shot beeman's and i only have 2 left of the dozen they broke in the 3d deer on impact.
I've been using the Gold Tip XT Hunters lately, before that their Expedition Hunters. Next I might try some Gold Tip Zebra print Ted Nugent shafts cuz they kooool
GT expition hunters are a great arrow .. Used them before I got myself into some Darkhorse shafts
either way for 60 pound draw 28" I would go with some 400 spines or a 55-75 label .. cut at about 27" tipped with 100 Grain heads and blazers ... If you intend to use Mechanical broadheads I would go with mini blazers ... for fixed heads use regular blazers.