Looking for help identifying these arrows and inserts. I bought them new old stock thinking they were the hunting line but I'm not sure.
"Victory VAP v6 300 = 75-90"
These ok to hunt with?
"Victory VAP v6 300 = 75-90"
These ok to hunt with?
Thanks. Any idea o. The insert s?Yes, they're fine to hunt with.
The 6 in v6 indicates the straightness tolerance of ±0.006".
300 is the static spine (i.e., the standard test method of hanging a 1.94 lb weight from the center of a section of arrow spanning 28" causes the arrow to bend 0.300").
75-90 is the nominal draw weight (in lbs) the arrows are designed for. This can be misleading though because appropriate draw weight varies with arrow length and point weight. Use a spine chart (or calculator) to determine if these arrows are stiff enough for your particular setup.
I believe that's what Victory calls a SHOK insert, which would be considered a "half-out" (as in, half of the insert sticks out past the front of the arrow shaft). The shank of a standard (8-32 thread) field point/broadhead is too large for the 0.166" ID of a "micro" diameter arrow like a VAP, so micro arrows need a half-out insert or 6-40 threaded (aka, "Deep Six") components. I've never used micro diameter arrows, so I can't comment from experience on Victory's SHOK inserts or any other micro components.Thanks. Any idea o. The insert s?
These threads might be helpful:What are good Insert/outsert/ collar build options to be able to shoot standard thread broad heads? I have IW v100 that I want to keep shooting with these arrows?