Damn... Hearing the Thud when that first arrow hit the target brings Two Words to mind... With Authority!

Great advice and arrow build. That is some great flight and shooting as always.

Hi. Agreed. I love this arrow. It's good looking and flies beautifully. Hard hitting. Loved so much, I bought another 1/2 dozen this year, a week after I got the first 1/2 dozen. 44# PSA 62" widow and I went with the 500's. I think I am gong with an impact collar from Iron Will. 🙂

The deer take a vacation when this fella hits the big timber..They go into hiding..lol

Hope your season is going well. So far no luck in Texas. The moon was a killer the first weekend. Darker nights and cooler weather should improve the hunt the next few days.

Great shooting!

I have shot this arrow with hit 75grain insert and 125 broadhead out of 55lb Kodiak mag with my 28.5” draw with great results Great video

Thanks for the information. I’ve shot axis since they came out. The aluminum outserts are junk, I broke and bent a pile of them so I went back to HIT. Didn’t realize there were other options.

Wow those arrows are speedy!!! Glad to see the weight up front too... I shoot my Black eagle outlaw arrows as there cheap and effective on deer!!! My point weight difference on my bow weight and spine of arrow but my point weight varies from 200 to 250 gr up front..

I noticed that the Easton Traditional Axis 400 and the Gold Tip Traditional 500 are spines are close. I was shooting the axis traditional in a 400 spine. It Bare Shaft tuned good out of my 56lb @ 28” longbow. I bought some 400 gold tip traditional shafts. Long story short the spine was way to stiff when bare shafting. I had to drop down to 500 gold tip Traditional to get a great flying bare shaft arrow. The FOC on the axis traditional was 250 grains. The gold tip FOC 275-300 both flew straight. I chose the 275 grain FOC. Total arrow weight 560 on the axis and 550 on the gold tip. I am guessing diameter or different manufacturer spines makes the axis 400 and the gold tip 500 bare shaft pretty damn close. I like you have a 27” draw length and shoot a 29-29.5” arrow. With my 56lbs @ 28” I should be shooting around 53-54 lbs. I shoot the Simmons 160 Land Sharks. I haven’t bought Simmons broad heads since Jerry Simmons died. But I am going to try the swamp shark 175. I also shot the interceptor 190 back in the 90s. I am still a great fan of these broad heads.

Good morning brother in christ 👏 🙏 amen to todays show👊🤝

Nice!

Great Flight, would love to see a work up for 55lb bow at 28inches with a 200 to 250gr point. Thanks for sharing.

Always look forward to seeing your vids pop up in my youtube feed. Dont know if you have mentioned it before but what is the target you shoot into? is it a commercially availablr one or is it something you have come up with yourself?

Hey Jeff, I can’t recall which video you shared who makes your custom strings? I think his name was Trent?

This is the same arrow setup I shoot out of several bows.

Jeff,

Jeff have you ever experimented with wood arrows? I have always been told this Alabama Humidity effects wood arrows to much? Wood arrows are better in a dryer climates. Byron Ferguson even back in the aluminum arrow days said it was hard to get consistency with wood arrow shafts. But several traditional archers swear by wooden arrows.

Ive been out of archery for several years. Gonna try and stick one with a bow this year. Outserts were only around for skinny carbons best I remember and they made it next to impossible to pull your arrow out of the target back in the day. Are they made better now where they are smooth with the outer diameter of the arrow shaft ?

Jeff if my bare shafts fly like lasers but I’m getting riser contact with a full setup, would you recommend a very slightly weaker shaft?