HOW TO BUILD LONG RANGE ARROWS THAT DONT FAIL?? (TAC DRIVERS!!)

building long range arrows for mountain archery fest, this is how i build everyone of my arrows to get the maximum efficiency and best performing arrow i can!

[@jpkstar04]

Hell yeah see you there I just built some Easton 6.5. That's my go to build

[@hotshotelkslayer4547]

Great video as always!!!
Question…have you any information on using liquid lock to help hold serving in the cam locations on the string? Thank you😊

[@yeetmissiletv]

I have not buddy, usually if the serving in separating just a hair I’ll leave it be since the cam doesn’t have sharp edges but if it gets really bad I would recommend getting them reserved. I’m afraid if you use liquid lock it will soak into the string and create more friction issues for you. It might not but I wouldn’t trust it

[@hotshotelkslayer4547]

@@yeetmissiletv appreciate the advice brother…I won’t mess with that then…probably just take it off and reserve the section I suppose…more for looks I know…but wow some buddies get particularly bothered when the serving separates some on the cam servings lol…thank you Gina for gettting back to me…means a lot!!! Your channel is awesome!!!👏

[@hotshotelkslayer4547]

Not “Gina” lol…should be the world “again”…damn Siri….lol

[@yeetmissiletv]

@@hotshotelkslayer4547appreciate you following along buddy

[@timbow50]

Do you actually see any better flight results on a breezy or windy day using smaller shafts over “ standard?” diameter like the .245 ID Carnivore shafts.? Do you find pulling outsert fitted arrows a pain from 3-d targets more than standard points or inserted arrows.

[@yeetmissiletv]

Yes you don’t notice as much on breezy days but days when it’s really gusting and you can’t hold that good it’s so much more forgiving