A Conversation With John Dudley (of Nock On) // Easton Archery

[@juniordelgiorno5260]

JD is the man! Been following him for a long time and his advice and guidance is top tier.

[@richarddean3154]

John Dudley seems like a good human. Great explanation of why lighted nocks are preferred. I may try them sometimes. I recently bought a dozen XX75 aluminum arrows in 2317 for hunting. First time I am fletching my own arrows and, so far, the build has been very satisfying. Thank you for the fine content.

[@tysonyates3485]

Awesome information from the best in the business. The proven arrow! EASTON all the way!

[@tjblackforest69]

Good content. Still staying with Black Eagle Arrows :-)

[@douglasvaughn9530]

Victory and Black Eagles top end hunting arrows are very consistent as well. I have a spine tester and they both test as good and shoot good as Easton. Talking hunting arrows here.

I would go back to Easton if I could get 4mm and 5 mm arrows with lower gpi. I do not like hunting with an arrow with a weight greater than 450 gn, but prefer 430 gn with a 125 gn solid single bevel. Please, please, please produce lighter arrows for us Western hunters that shoot fast, flat, and longer distances!

[@leroyjones769]

That’s exactly why I had to switch to Victory arrows. Lighter GPI.

[@Perry2186]

hey Easton why did you take away all the Diversity of Crossbow Bolts When I got started in crossbow, hunting, you had the fmj, the flatline, the bloodline, the xx75 . now you only offer the 9mm and xx75 both of which are to light and will eventually cause limb damage

[@Muskiehunter92]

For what its worth, 300 fps is 205 mph to those wondering. Recurve bows may be closer to 100 mph.

[@brooksmaxey9745]

Came here to comment the same thing 😂

[@lynnhoch6743]

Ive seen way too much inconsistency from Easton arrows with carbon shafts

[@j.s.3414]

Thanks for providing zero details. Really helpful.