Gamegetter XX75 Shaft Test Kit Review
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This Gamegetter XX75 test kit offers you the chance to "test drive" 500, 400, and 340 grain aluminum shafts. ...read more
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Gamegetter XX75 Shaft Test Kit Reviews
I WOULD BUY THIS PRODUCT AGAIN
ELWOOD
8 years ago
VERY EASY TO USE
Love the Shaft Test Kit
Michael
9 years ago
I really needed to re-evaluate what I as shooting off my 1961 Bear Polar @ 45#. The Gamegetter XX75 Shaft Test Kit gave me the confidence to take the next step to making my own arrows. I chose aluminium for it's consistancy.
Matching arrow to bow
Proud American Infidel
10 years ago
This is the best way for me to match my arrows to my bows.
Finally have the target dialed in
Colleen
10 years ago
I ordered these because my boyfriend's accuracy was very low with his current arrows and we did not know what to purchase. Tried each one unfletched and finally dialed it in to the 300 shaft with 100g points. Ordered the shafts and fletched them myself - he's hitting the bullseye consistently now. I'm getting the sample shafts cut to my length and will see which one works best… read more for me. The instructions for determining which shaft is best is very clear and simple to use; it only took about 1/2 hour to determine which arrow/point combo worked best.
Great for tuning!
DGF
12 years ago
If you are thinking of using the Game Getter arrows and are unsure of what spine to select this is a great way to find out. The variety of arrow shafts allowed me to tinker with different shaft spines, lengths, and point weights to determine what arrows I needed to for optimal flight out of my bow.
It is awsome.
B dog
15 years ago
it is awsome.
Gamegetter XX75 Shaft Test Kit Questions and Answers
Asked by
Bob has a ways to go
8 years ago
As a double-check, to use the test shafts, assuming one knows the desired arrow length, (1) use Aluminum Tube Cutter (#5612) to cut the arrow, Arrow Shaft Deburring Tool (#5602) to spruce it up, and Insert Tool (#5601) to install Aluminum Inserts (INSE
Yes, you could go with either method. I would recommend method o
8 years ago
Yes, you could go with either method. I would recommend method one as you will be purchasing the tools to do it yourself and be able to fine tune your arrows in a precise manner.
Asked by
Roni
3 years ago
I asked before about how the 500, 400, 340, and 300 aluminum shafts compare to Easton's sizes 1616, 1816, and 1916. I know 500=2016 400=2117 340=2315 300=2317. What I meant was out of 2016, 2117, 2315, and 2317 which one equals 1816 or is closest to it?
Asked by
Roni
3 years ago
I know you recommend using the 5/16 points for the 500 spine, but if I use the 11/32 points how would that impact arrow tuning & flight?
Asked by
Roni
3 years ago
How do the 500, 400, 340, and 300 grain aluminum shafts compare to Easton's sizes 1616, 1816, and 1916?
I believe the information you need is this: 500=2016. 400=2117.
3 years ago
I believe the information you need is this: 500=2016. 400=2117. 340=2315. 300=2317.
Asked by
Ben
5 years ago
Could I use these to test the spine of other easton aluminum arrows, specifically the xx75 platinum plus or the legacy?
Yes you can.
5 years ago
Yes you can.
Asked by
Bob has a ways to go
8 years ago
As a double-check, to use the test shafts, assuming one knows the desired arrow length, (1) use Aluminum Tube Cutter (#5612) to cut the arrow, Arrow Shaft Deburring Tool (#5602) to spruce it up, and Insert Tool (#5601) to install Aluminum Inserts (INSE
Yes, you could go with either method. I would recommend method o
8 years ago
Yes, you could go with either method. I would recommend method one as you will be purchasing the tools to do it yourself and be able to fine tune your arrows in a precise manner.
Asked by
Chuck
9 years ago
how, much ndo the game getter shafts cost per dozen?
The fletched shafts cost $84.99 per dozen and the bare shafts co
9 years ago
The fletched shafts cost $84.99 per dozen and the bare shafts cost $49.99 per dozen.
Asked by
Frank
10 years ago
Can these test shafts be cut to a desired length by 3Rivers?
Yes, we offer services on most of our arrows.
See Cutting sh
10 years ago
Yes, we offer services on most of our arrows. See Cutting shafts here: http://www.3riversarchery.com/Cut+Shafts+or+Arrows_iCUT6X_baseitem.html and see mounting point inserts here (if desired): http://www.3riversarchery.com/Mount+Point+Inserts_iMTI-6X_baseitem.html Go with the 6-pack option (we do by the each, but would be the same cost as a 6-pack).
Asked by
Greg C
11 years ago
Is there guide to using these for bare shaft tuning? All the guides I've seen compare shots with two or three fletched with bare shafts not just bare shafts alone.
Yes it comes with a tuning sheet
11 years ago
Yes it comes with a tuning sheet
Asked by
Lee
11 years ago
Do these shafts come with inserts?
Yes they do.
11 years ago
Yes they do.
Asked by
Nicholas the Stout
11 years ago
How long are these shafts?
They come 32'' long.
11 years ago
They come 32'' long.