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Went to HomeDepot today found some 1/4" tubing and a narrow steel rod that fit perfectly in the tube. This should add weight to my arrow.
Sliced the tubing right down the middle and trimmed off a little bit more so that it would fit inside my Beeman ICS 400's. Cut 6 pieces of tubing 26" long. Cut the steel rods down to 26" also. Shoved it inside the Beeman loaded it on my bow shot into the McKenzie compressed target @ 10 ft. Blased right through the center of it and ended up in the wall of my apartment. Going over to a friends house this afternoon to weigh this arrow with his grain scale, put it on the chrono. I am guessing I may be getting about 200 FPS but if its 1200 gr arrow it will be like launching a missle through a rabbit.
The only problem I have is the FOC is almost dead center with a 125 gr. tip. Anyone ever use small lock washers to add more front end weight. I have on backorder G5 Shkote's 170 gr. Mr. Hog does not have a chance.
Sliced the tubing right down the middle and trimmed off a little bit more so that it would fit inside my Beeman ICS 400's. Cut 6 pieces of tubing 26" long. Cut the steel rods down to 26" also. Shoved it inside the Beeman loaded it on my bow shot into the McKenzie compressed target @ 10 ft. Blased right through the center of it and ended up in the wall of my apartment. Going over to a friends house this afternoon to weigh this arrow with his grain scale, put it on the chrono. I am guessing I may be getting about 200 FPS but if its 1200 gr arrow it will be like launching a missle through a rabbit.
The only problem I have is the FOC is almost dead center with a 125 gr. tip. Anyone ever use small lock washers to add more front end weight. I have on backorder G5 Shkote's 170 gr. Mr. Hog does not have a chance.