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grabeard
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Post by grabeard »

Does anybody know the weight of the gold tip laser 2 with 4 inch vanes? Probably a stupid question, but I can't weigh it on my reloading powder scale because it's not digital and it's just a regular scale where you balance the charge to see the weight. I ordered slick trick broadheads 100gr yesterday and trying to get a weight. Arrows came in Excalibur box, set of six.
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Rich
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Post by Rich »

I just weighed one with 4" vanes (Duravanes) and it came in at 244 grains. With a 100 grain broadhead it comes in a little light at 344, recommended minimum weight for an Excal is 350.

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Thanks Rich, I was afraid of that.
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Weight of Gold Tip Laser II

Post by KBARKSDALE »

I weighed three of my Gold Tip Laser II's, each fletched differently and with no point attached.

Gold Tip Laser II 20" with 5" factory vanes: 320 grains

Gold Tip Laser II 20" with Bohning 2" Blazer vanes and Backland Outdoors TrueCrest #TCWABW100 wraps: 309 grains

Gold Tip Laser II 20" with Bohning 2" Blazer vanes and 7" of shaft painted with 2 coats of white spray lacquer: 298 grains

All of these have flat nocks and brass inserts.

After adding a 100 grain point or broadhead, all are well over the 350 grain minimum. These were weighed on a Redding reloading scale.

Sorry, I did not have any with 4" vanes.

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Post by Rich »

Mine were weighed with an aluminum insert since you said they came in a six pack, a brass insert would add another 90 grains.

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Quote: a brass insert would add another 90 grains.
I found 110 gr inserts at National Archery.Improved my FOC a lot.
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I finally got 1 to balance on my Dillon powder scale, without a tip, it weights 266gr. Thanks for the help.
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