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PRB
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New Bolt

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This is my first custom made bolt. I sure hope at least one out of the six will fly good.
18" Gold Tip Laser II (brass insert)
2" Bohning Blazer Broadhead vanes
85 grain Montec G5
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Post by GaryL »

Looks good PRB :D
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Thanks. I'll give an update on performance later.
Just did a FOC and with the 85 grain head = 14.2%
and with the 125 grain head= 16.8%
I'll try both. If the 125 grain performs as well as the 85 I might just go with it. Who knows :roll: theyll probably be close.
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Post by mikew »

PRB,
Looks good!

What's it weigh, and from what are you shooting it?

-Mike
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Post by PRB »

Thanks. This is kinda fun and becoming a little easier because of that practice thing :lol: This is my last bolt done in white vanes.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y267/M ... ure066.jpg
85 grain = about 365 total grains
125 grain = about 405 total grains
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arrowsHi Yall! Been browsing these pages

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Hi yall, Been browsing these pages for awhile No way do I have the experience you guys do but... To make alongf story short I got a dozewn arrows from D. Miller in Sardis, Oh. Not what came w/ "Right Stuff" but rather LII's w/ brass inserts and advice to use SLICK TRICKS. I did so reluctantly, because I thought the stuff that came w/ bow was the best. and thesae only had 4" fletch. Tried them @ 30 yds., and to my delighted amazement, I could shoot a FT, retrieve it, install 100gr. ST and one of the four blades touched the hole the FT made, I've got a well chewed up "Block" target, w/ [9] 2" circles painted on back, almost all are "in there" Just wanted to share....Awshucks [Exomax]
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Thats great awshucks. Dan Miller is a great guy. Those Slick Tricks are awesome. Sounds like you have the perfect setup 8)
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Post by GaryL »

PRB have ya got the manual on that blitz yet?
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Yes I sure did. I will try and scan them on the copier and then email them to you if you. I talked to Bernie friday from Bitzenburger and he was very knowledgeable and friendly. He explained a few thing to me and gave a couple of tips...great guy.
I just noticed on the back of the literature there is 8 different nock receivers. I wonder if I have the right one for my straight clamp ? I might just go ahead and get the crossbow receiver nock because I noticed my rigged up nock might not be correctly aligned :roll:
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Post by Golden Eagle »

Nice job PBR. And a good hunting FOC too.
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