2011 hunting arrow setup

Those look just like the Victory Vaps, they get wicked penetration.

 

How much do they cost and does the cost include the inserts?

 

Jesus, Schultzy.....do you think I make this stuff up? In the diagram below (the same one you linked, is the point attached to the arrow, regardless of which method you choose? It would have to be, or the balance point would be drastically different.

http://archeryreport.com/2010/09/arrow-foc-basics-calculate/

 

I don't know about Schultzy, but I am pretty sure you are just making this stuff up.

I am only saying that because you guys hijacked my thread and now I'm going to pout

 

Sorry, stunt. You original question got answered on page 1!....lol (by some great contributors).

 

Yeah, yeah. I know your right, but I still wanted to complain. I hope you feel really bad now.

 

I'm looking into it for you and will post any info I can find on them. I'll see if I can get a website for them as well.

 

thanks im interested in these also

 

http://www.harvesttimearchery.com/Product.HTML

Here is the product info but still no answer on price.

 

Maybe I'm misunderstanding on how Bruce measured his FOC. In method one there measuring the arrows length without the tip/BH Involved which Is how I understood Bruce measured his arrow. In method 2 their measuring the tip/BH Included like I always have. There's a big difference In them methods.

 

Agreed...the measurements will be different (contingent upon which method you choose). But, a constant (look at the diagrams) is that the tip is in place.

 

Appreciate the effort very much. Thanks.

 

As far as measuring FOC: You can use any method you want but, in general, when talking about FOC the accepted standard is not including tip length. If you (anyone) and your group of friends want to measure some completely new way it will still be an FOC measurement that you and your friends understand and it makes sense to you. If you (once again, anyone) are talking about FOC to me and whole lot of other folks then the standard is, once again, not including the tip length. There is no right way or wrong way, just a way that is more commonly accepted but certainly not the only way.

 

I think that measuring FOC with tip and knock is a good way since it shows the FOC of the arrow you are actually shooting, but agree that if comparing between different arrow shafts than it makes sense that its measured without tips or nocks as every setup is different.

 

How do you measure FOC without using tip in place (to determine balance point)?

 

Most of them just screw in GMMAT, so just unscrew it (that would be counter clockwise on this half of the earth)!!!!

Oh man, I crack myself up! Love you guys!

 

With him being a trad shooter, I'll almost bet you his heads are glued into his shafts.

 

Exactly Bruce!

Dan

 

i shoot trad more then comp. and i just have to have screw in tips....they make the world go round =]

 

LMAO! You have the tip in place you just don't include it in the measurements

Dan