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Hot New TAC15/15i Arrows
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jon.henry755
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Hi Bud,
Most forum members strive o provide solid accurate information. Glad you found it helpful.
If you're having trouble with obtaining components for your arrows let me know which ones and maybe I can point you in the right direction?
Jon
Most forum members strive o provide solid accurate information. Glad you found it helpful.
If you're having trouble with obtaining components for your arrows let me know which ones and maybe I can point you in the right direction?
Jon
thankx Jon
I NEED THE BITZENBURGER JIG, CLAMP, NOCK RECEIVER #3012
3" 3D DURAVANES YELLOW OR GREEN AND THE AAE MAXBOND GLUE....
ALL THESE CAME OF COURSE FROM YOUR POSTING.....
WHERE CAN I BUY THESE ITEMS WITHOUT HAVING TO GO 3 OR 4 DIFFERENT PLACES AND PAYING MULTIPLE SHIPPING COSTS ??
PCD
I NEED THE BITZENBURGER JIG, CLAMP, NOCK RECEIVER #3012
3" 3D DURAVANES YELLOW OR GREEN AND THE AAE MAXBOND GLUE....
ALL THESE CAME OF COURSE FROM YOUR POSTING.....
WHERE CAN I BUY THESE ITEMS WITHOUT HAVING TO GO 3 OR 4 DIFFERENT PLACES AND PAYING MULTIPLE SHIPPING COSTS ??
PCD
jon.henry755
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Hi cancamo,
I wish I could direct you to a one stop shop, but I haven't found a single place that carries all of these items.
I will often shop for the Duravane 3D vanes on e-bay, but usually it ends up being Bowhunters that offers the lowest price even with their minimal shipping costs.
They also would carry the fletching cements, but these days I prefer using either the Firenock AG0600 glue or my favorite which is the G5 G-lock BLU-GLU. Both are outstanding.
I would also think that if you were to shop the Bitzenburger Fletching Jigs on either e-bay or Amazon, you should be able to find them at a reasonable price or even a used one in excellent condition. Let's face it, these jigs don't really wear out as long as the magnets remain in good shape.
The #3012 nock receiver I ordered directly from Bitzenburger, so I'm not sure who else carries them?
Regards,
Jon
I wish I could direct you to a one stop shop, but I haven't found a single place that carries all of these items.
I will often shop for the Duravane 3D vanes on e-bay, but usually it ends up being Bowhunters that offers the lowest price even with their minimal shipping costs.
They also would carry the fletching cements, but these days I prefer using either the Firenock AG0600 glue or my favorite which is the G5 G-lock BLU-GLU. Both are outstanding.
I would also think that if you were to shop the Bitzenburger Fletching Jigs on either e-bay or Amazon, you should be able to find them at a reasonable price or even a used one in excellent condition. Let's face it, these jigs don't really wear out as long as the magnets remain in good shape.
The #3012 nock receiver I ordered directly from Bitzenburger, so I'm not sure who else carries them?
Regards,
Jon
1000gr arrows. This is indeed fantastic news. I shoot my tac-15i on cammels (we have over a million feral cammels in Australia) and 2 ton water buffalo in the tropics of Australia. I have had to inject my PSE shafts with silicon to get the weight up. I can now put these aside and step up a level in accuracy and repeatability. thank you Dorge and when is your Aerorest ready for shipping?
It is being tested right now, and not to mention have the manual all drawn up. If all goes well, hopefully another 6 weeks. Perfection takes time, and I would hate to think I have let 2nd best out there and be in your hands.Dorge and when is your Aerorest ready for shipping?
jon.henry755
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Hi jonnymac,
It sounds like the new 2013 model may have a couple of improvements on it.
Good luck and remember there's always a few knowledgeable people monitoring these threads if you need any help?
Regards,
Jon
It sounds like the new 2013 model may have a couple of improvements on it.
Good luck and remember there's always a few knowledgeable people monitoring these threads if you need any help?
Regards,
Jon
nebecape28
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Hi dorge it looks like I will be ordering your 200II arrows based on this thred I will call monday or tues day to see whats up thanks for the great work you are doing bill
jon.henry755
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Hi Jonnymac,
The TAC10 was discontinued due to a much lower volume of sales than the TAC15/15i, so it was no longer worth PSE's time to produce them. They were almost exactly the same with the exception of a lighter set of limbs producing a slower velocity (FPS.).
PSE only cranks up the assembly line to produce these crossbows once every few months, so they build to fill orders already on the books. They do not build and stock these crossbows against future orders. This is why most people who order one usually have to wait a couple of months before they receive there crossbow.
That said, they are very good about replacing any worn or damaged parts, if this should take place. Their product support is excellent and very fast.
It's important to understand that they are not the easiest crossbows to get set up and properly tuned, so they can be a bit of a challenge out of the box, but once you get them tuned, people don't want to put them down. Spend your free time while you're waiting reading back on the old threads in this forum and you'll learn almost everything there is to know about these crossbows.
Regards,
Jon
The TAC10 was discontinued due to a much lower volume of sales than the TAC15/15i, so it was no longer worth PSE's time to produce them. They were almost exactly the same with the exception of a lighter set of limbs producing a slower velocity (FPS.).
PSE only cranks up the assembly line to produce these crossbows once every few months, so they build to fill orders already on the books. They do not build and stock these crossbows against future orders. This is why most people who order one usually have to wait a couple of months before they receive there crossbow.
That said, they are very good about replacing any worn or damaged parts, if this should take place. Their product support is excellent and very fast.
It's important to understand that they are not the easiest crossbows to get set up and properly tuned, so they can be a bit of a challenge out of the box, but once you get them tuned, people don't want to put them down. Spend your free time while you're waiting reading back on the old threads in this forum and you'll learn almost everything there is to know about these crossbows.
Regards,
Jon
