Cossack

Which tracer nock fits GT Lazer II's, using flat nock? Can't find anything re same on their site of elsewhere.

DaGriz

I use the Easton Tracer Nocks that turn on/off with the magnet. The work great for me. David at Wyvern can hep you out or you can find them on Ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/EASTON-TRACER-FLAT-NOCK-CARBON-POWERBOLT-CROSSBOW-BOLTS_W0QQitemZ200305447771QQcmdZViewItemQQssPageN ameZRSS:B:SRCH:US:101

Cossack

I got that far Darrel, I'm trying to determine which one fits the GT (as in diameter.) Is it the one that fits the 2219?, 2216? or some other one?
Dave is busy at a show .... at the exact same time that want to mess with gear.
Just got back form wastin' away in Florida and eager to do something productive, like install them on my Phoenix arrows.

martinfaw

Cossack here is a chart that might help.
Martin
Here's a chart I put together showing the inside diameter of some common size aluminum shafts. The chart allows me to readily swap around inserts for various reasons. Folks looking for brass inserts for use in their aluminum arrows or aluminum inserts in their Gold Tip Laser II shafts can make use of this chart.

Sometimes using an insert with slightly more free play allows an arrow that otherwise wouldn't fly correctly with a given hunting head to do so. It's another adjustment for concentric alignment when using hot melt glue.

Aluminum

Size----I.D.

2113 .302
2114 .300
2115 .298
2117 .294
2213 .317
2215 .313
2216 .311
2219 .305

Carbon

Gold Tip Laser II

O.D. 22/64---I.D. .300

DaGriz

You need to use the size for 2219 and lightly file the nubs on the OD ofnock to fit the GT Laser II shafts

Cossack

Much grass guys (Ukrainian for thanks).

awshucks

Quote from Wyvern from AT:
With the tracers you have to use a 2219 and file down the nubs abit. I gave up completely on tracers. Too many doa right out of the box and dying after 10 shots. I brought in firenock. Pricy but MUCH better
Wyvern [/align]