Gold Tip Traditional Classic Carbon Shafts Review
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They're the perfect combination of beauty and versatility. Gold Tip Traditional Classic carbon shafts feature jaw dropping beauty with their unique footed-wood grain finish. The included stainless steel inserts allow you to up your FOC (Front of Center) weight while still accepting Gold Tip Weights. For those who want to use these shafts with a G or F Nock, they are compatible with Gold Tip Accu Bushings. You can also purchase Gold Tip Ballistic Collars to reinforce your Classic shafts. ...read more
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Gold Tip Traditional Classic Carbon Shafts Reviews
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Bc
5 years ago
I personally didn't like the performance of the smaller diameter shaft. My shot groups tended to be a little bit inconsistent, compaired to the GT .246 inner diameter traditional shafts.
Best arrows I have ever shoot
Ranger Ron
6 years ago
Used for target shooting and 3D shoots and some stump shooting held up great
Gold Tip Traditional Classic Carbon Shafts Questions and Answers
Asked by
Gary
6 years ago
I read the description to use Easton g nocks with the gold tip bushing, but I was wondering if the Easton x nock can be used for the shaft minus the bushing? The fit seems to be snug but do you think it would lead to arrow failure or bow damage I.e. dry f
Yes you can use the easton X nock with these shafts.
6 years ago
Yes you can use the easton X nock with these shafts.
Asked by
Gary
6 years ago
I read the description to use Easton g nocks with the gold tip bushing, but I was wondering if the Easton x nock can be used for the shaft minus the bushing? The fit seems to be snug but do you think it would lead to arrow failure or bow damage I.e. dry f
Yes you can use the easton X nock with these shafts.
6 years ago
Yes you can use the easton X nock with these shafts.
Asked by
Kelly
5 years ago
I ordered the gold tip classics with the 1/2" outsert installed. The shafts are a little on the weak side. Is there anyway to remove the outsert so cut a little of the shaft to stiffen it up? Thanks
Pull the knock off and cut from that end. They are not tapered s
5 years ago
Pull the knock off and cut from that end. They are not tapered so it doesn't matter what end you cut. Heating the glue from the outsert most likely will ruin the carbon.
Once those are installed they are meant to be permanent. You can
5 years ago
Once those are installed they are meant to be permanent. You can always pull the nock out and cut from the back end.
It is best to remove length from the nock end of the arrow. Simp
5 years ago
It is best to remove length from the nock end of the arrow. Simply pull the nock out and shorten it up a bit at a time to stiffen your arrow.
I would cut the shaft from the nick end. The insert is also thre
5 years ago
I would cut the shaft from the nick end. The insert is also threaded, so with the gold tip insert tool, one could add weight from the nock end without cutting. Those shafts take .204 weights I believe. Hope this helps.
I would pull the knock and cut off the knock end.
5 years ago
I would pull the knock and cut off the knock end.
It depends on how they installed the outsert, if they used hot m
5 years ago
It depends on how they installed the outsert, if they used hot melt glue you can screw in a field point, (I like to use a large one 200gr+) and heat up the field with a lighter to transfer the heat to the outsert and keep the heat off of the carbon, when the glue bubbles out from behind the outsert twist the outsert with a pair of pliers and pull.