Also something to note is that at ten yards the nock is fairly high barshafted as above. Not sure what that means as my nock point is set around 1/2" which seems a bit high, but is where I got it to shoot with GT 3555 XT Hunters.
That is something else I wanted to ask. I have GT 3555 XT Hunters at 30" Shaft and 30.5" to nock grove, and they seem ok. They don't seem as accurate as I would like but they fly ok with 3, 4" parabolics. Weight is 380 gr.
For kicks I just took the Hunters out and put the 71 grain weight in one and left two at the 380gr. I could not tell any difference other then that it sunk deeper in the target and that it seemed audibly slower to hit the target.
Yes, yes, I am over thinking this as has been suggested a few times :rolleyes: , but I just want to get this set up so that I can get the most out if it and be the best shot with it that I can. I guess this goes back to having shot competitively and tinkering with many different loads, i.e. different powder, bullet, primer, and case combinations to get the best rifle accuracy. :D
Thanks, and bear with me. Hehe.
Dave