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Stay away from lighted nocks. All it's going to do is add weight in the back, and a significant amount at that. Know where your arrow will shoot and forget the illumination.
With a 100 grain head my arrow ways in at 424 grains.
Quote from: Nice Racks on April 12, 2014, 01:11:06 PMWith a 100 grain head my arrow ways in at 424 grains.The calculation I used put your arrow at 408. Are you sure that those are cut to 29.5. These calculations are rarely off by 16 grains. Usually 2 or 3 grains for glue variance. Depending on where that 16 grains is it could make a big difference. If it's on the back you could have troubles. If on the front you should be great.That weight would be closer to the Maxima KV shafts or the Mayhem. Also, Phat heads aren't known for being super consistent in weight. Might want to check that too.
So at 408 he wouldn't make legal hunting weight? He needs 420 based on his draw weight. Maybe I missed something.