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havent shot them, but just judging by visual appearance, i dont think id like them....

im sure they work, but id assume they shrink you margin of error.

i dunno, ill stick with my fletchings....
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: gundog870</div><div class="ubbcode-body">nothing that gay will be on my arrows. ha. I am sure they work though </div></div>
Now that is funny.
 
Nick,
They pop off when they hit a deer...

Jamie,
Have tried them and really found no advantage that I could tell in accuracy. Send him an email and he will send you a couple to try. That bow you have now is a tack driver you can shoot bare shafts with no problem... /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
 
I don't have any accuracy issues now, just like trying something new every once in a while. Pretty neat product unless you're shooting first at a 3-D shoot. /forum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
 
Are they ruined when you hit a deer?? It would be cool to have them pop off where u hit them. Instant marker for a blood trail start
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are they ruined when you hit a deer?? </div></div>

Shot two does with them and no neither broke.
 
They work and shoot great. I was shooting them out to 50 yds with no problems. The one thing I didnt like about them with easton axis arrows is that the nock is so short when you draw back you can feel the Fob on the string. Kind of like a kisser button. It didnt feel natural. Now that I have gold tips now, I think it would be different. I will probably try em out again. They do fly good though.
 
Howdy all!

I saw there was some FOB talk here so I thought I would join in if that is OK?

I promise NEVER to try and sell anything. Just answer questions and help.

Re: Noise….Lots of data on this one. The noise generated by the FOB comes off the back end of the FOB which is directed right at the shooter and sounds different. This is caused by the air being compressed and de-compressed (this is how we get so much bang for the buck). When ever someone calls and says the FOB makes to much noise, I suggest that they stand SAFELY at the target end (behind a tree or something) and have someone shoot a broadhead at the target and compare to a fletch. So far most everyone who tries this agrees that the FOB makes less noise or no more than fletching. A fletch will fold and flutter under load and makes noise.

See if you can tell....This video was done by a customer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLNTJmAz4qY


Regards,
 
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