Easton FMJ nocks?
I am considering buying some FMJ's for an upcoming bear hunt this September cause I want to shoot a heavier shaft.
It appears that the nock cannot be removed or rotated in the shaft. In other words, it comes from the factory glued-in? Is this true? If so, what is the correct method of removed an insert from an FMJ? |
They are X nocks. They are removeable and replaceable and easily rotated with the nock tool.
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Originally Posted by JeffB
(Post 3556585)
They are X nocks. They are removeable and replaceable and easily rotated with the nock tool.
This is correct |
OK, thanks!!They seemed overly snug when I looked at them in the store.
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They are very snug. You need tool to turn most of them. They don't rotate on the string very well they are so tight.
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Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by JeffB
(Post 3556585)
They are X nocks. They are removeable and replaceable and easily rotated with the nock tool.
Dan |
I shoot this arrow (340) at 29.5 inches and 65 lbs and I think it is the best arrow I have ever shot. But, it is not fast. I only shoot this arrow with a 100 grain point at about 260 fps because it is 11.1 grains per inch. This gives me very good kinetics, a quiet delivery and very accurate. In the Archery Shop in Victoria is a hog I made a head shot on with a FMJ. It went through the skull and penetrated the chest cavity about 5 inches. It is very consistent arrow to arrow in spine, weight, and straightnes and can be bought one at a time. They are expensive however at about $11 a piece, but when you can shoot multiple animals with the same arrow it all works out.
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Originally Posted by mez
(Post 3559846)
They are very snug. You need tool to turn most of them. They don't rotate on the string very well they are so tight.
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Originally Posted by OHbowhntr
(Post 3567240)
+1, and the TIGHTNESS is a GOOD thing not a bad one....
Dan |
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