ONE Bow - THREE Different Arrows - 60 Yards!

[@shaneshonda]

Youve taught me alot now its my turn to help you.stop cutting your yard in the same direction every time,it will look flatter and healthier.they call me Lawn Dudley

[@anthonyforfare7223]

Cross cut would be nice 😊 step up that lawn game😉🤯🤣👍😁😂🤪😆😎🏹🎯

[@Lpass2020]

Have to reverse that grain!!!

[@Zara_edits12]

Well played fella

[@kevintabor6586]

I love all these videos John. Thanks

[@mattooninnovation]

John, your effort in getting proper information out to everyone is greatly appreciated. I also listened to the conversation you had with Dan from Elk Shape. Within a weeks time, you’ve provided more valuable arrow information than I’ve managed to read over the last four years. BTW, I also use custom cut 8-32 screws on the back of my inserts to make every arrow in my quiver the exact same weight and gain some FOC without using a fishing weight as a broadhead. It made me smile when you mentioned using screws when talking with Dan. It confirmed that I’m thinking about the right stuff and that experimentation is necessary. Awesome work, man! Thank you!

[@vincentpeters9123]

Pretty pumped for the video dropping later. I have the same DL and DW as you and as a new guy this stuff is awesome! The only other thing I wish you would show is how you find the spine on your arrows. Thank you for all your content! It’s extremely helpful.

[@hunthealthy1018]

Always do fun to watch the arrow with the lighted nocks! Like watching a tracer round. Specially when it’s over 100 yards.

[@jdonez8347]

Hell yeah Mr Dudley, as we men and women gear up for the hunting seasons ahead you know damn right we in here tryin to soak up whatever it is your willing to share w us casual bow shooters.... much appreciated from a Mexican brother in the hunting game. 🙏🤙

[@eddiealvarez5493]

Like I said in the past, and I'll say it again! your the man of info, Outstanding job John, keep it Rippin down range. 👍👊👊

[@Zach_Prentice]

Awesome quick run down! Thank you and can't wait for the longer video. Really looking into this to see what I should run when my VTM31 come in.

[@williammitchell8612]

Another great tutorial regarding arrow weight and flight. I love my FMJs, and shooting them from a Mathews Triax set on 65 lbs. Your videos are outstanding - the technical lecture combined with your hands on shooting demonstration is just a superb teaching platform. Many thanks... and personally, I think the lawn is looking great, no matter if it's cut the same direction every time. 😜

[@blakebrown1559]

I’m shooting the 5mm Axis 260 this year and I could not be happier with that arrow

[@nockonarchery]

Timeless arrow!

[@mikekotomski8950]

Another awesome video with so much info. I've been shooting the FMJs since they came out and are my go to arrows with 125 gr Stinger Buzzcuts. Keep the great info going!!

[@sinepari9160]

this is just what I asked for the in last vid! 🤟 I've broken a bunch of axis long range but not day six or sirius.

[@Jistarii]

I want one of these bows so bad. Been saving for over a year. This year going to use my Longbow until I can afford that Carbon Levitate. I like Trad hunting but really enjoy compound also. Thanks for tips Dudley

[@cluelessdtm]

When you are doing one of your 500 arrow practice sessions, how many arrows do you blow up by hitting with another arrow? How do you keep from wearing out your ten ring when you shoot those types of groups?

[@robertdavis1102]

Great video! I use Easton axis 400 spine. My drawlengh is 26in and weight is 65lb and my arrow is 26in also. If I used 50 or 75 grain brass, what spine would I go up to 340 or 300 for one or both? 🎯

[@nockonarchery]

First off try a heavier head field point in the arrow you have to see how it responds. If you start getting more left and right errors then it shows it’s weak. Then you know if you went to 50 in front you might need the 340. But trying heavier points by 25-50 grains would reveal it

[@JamesBond-oc4gm]

It would be great to spend a day shooting with this guy.

[@mansalaija]

What’s up Dud! Hey, my DL is 28” and 67-68#. Shooting a 2018 PSE Expedite (5.25 brace hight ) I’m shooting Black eagles’s 5mm rampage 350 spine cut to 26.75 carbon to carbon, 75 grain insert/outsert 100 point weight at 436 grains total weight and 280 fps, you think is too light for Elk hunting out west?sometimes my arrow goes left or right when shooting passed 50 yards. Do you think I should go up in spine, say a 300 or 340? What’s your honest opinion about the arrow I’m shooting? I,ve heard good things about the axis but $$. Thanks for your videos and can’t wait to see the 20 minute one 👍

[@nockonarchery]

I just did a podcast with Bull from iron will. It will be out soon! We talked about this type of configuration and you’re good bro. At this point choose the head that works for that set up. We talk about that

[@Njjb122]

Awesome how flat your trajectory is at 60yds those arrows are moving. The first 2 looked like they knuckleballed for a second im sure its the camera angle

[@Voiceofthepeople2023]

My draw length is also 30.5 with a Mathew’s triax. I know that’s a short axel to axel for that draw length but I inherited the bow from great uncle Robin Bechtel who was a pro hunter and guide, so I’m making the bow work for me . Can you tell me what you cut your axis arrows to length wise?

[@marshallhaslett8717]

What length do you cut yours to? I have same draw length and 70lb unite with your axis prefleched but I think I should have cut them down some.

[@nockonarchery]

29.25. The video coming this afternoon will be a great listen for you

[@ryanmaragh8209]

Same here brother 30.5 DL shooting a V3X @70lb (going to Max her out to 75 soon I just enjoy heavy poundage) My arrows are cut to 30.25 carbon to carbon

[@justingarant9367]

What is a great reference check that your arrow is to stiff? Thanks

[@Tullminator]

Are those LIT nocks from Flex fletch?

[@ВладимирПрименко-о5б]

Not bad! Try now the Russian folk fun-shooting three arrows from 30m first broadhead then fieldpoint and bareshaft. You need to assemble the same group, but you can't move the sight and you need to aim at the same point.

[@jons7e]

I wish the Sonic was a 5mm arrow but that lighter GPI gives you a lot of flexibility. Can't beat an Axis too. I have both

[@nockonarchery]

There’s benefits to the 6. The insert is arguably better

[@kevintabor6586]

I'm going to try the sonic. I used to use the hex and loved it

[@travisbw]

Can you explain to me how my 50 yd pin is spot on but when I shoot 55-56 yards I have to use the 60 yard pin to hit bullseye?

[@jackfowler1030]

I have a question ? What release are you using? and do you use it for hunting as well ? By the the way you have awesome form !

[@nockonarchery]

Our Nock 2 It release that we sell on our website. I use all of ours for hunting but I use this one the majority of the time

[@tomfan8441]

I have a question about when you mentioned some have left helical and some have right helical and they all in the close group. But would it mater if the arrow shaft naturally turns left helical but is fletched right helical vane? Or naturally left helical turn arrow fletching with left helical vane is better]more accurate?

[@stewartw7248]

In addition, I wish Easton would offer a heavier Sonic for dangerous game and also a traditional archery version . I currently shoot Hexx and Axis. Like the 6mm insert so much better. Will be buying the Sonic when my supply of Hexx gets lower. Would replace all my Axis with 6mm if they had more options in that size.

[@greekmaster1001]

Did you mention the arrow length?

[@it_is_what_it_is_brotha]

Ready for the long form after this teaser! Went back to the axis after trying the FM Js and finding that the aluminum sleeve is not forgiving if you miss a target and hit dirt you'll have a bent arrow to throw away. Wasn't as big of a deal five or so years ago when they only cost $12 ton15 a piece but now that half a dozen cost $110 I'm sticking with the axis 😂

[@nockonarchery]

Yep you can bend aluminum. You get the weight from choosing an fMJ but aluminum does bend if you miss

[@spnua1906]

Hey John do you think you will be selling the sonic ke arrows in a pre 4 fletched version on your site anytime soon?

[@armourbl]

I have same question.

[@terryosment5556]

Do you think a .400 will do the same at 60 yrd?

[@Eric-m2k]

john what’s the length u cut them at

[@nockonarchery]

29.25”

[@midnightmotivations]

Whats your thoughts on the 6.5 Classic Hunter from Easton? I only shoot Whitetail

[@nockonarchery]

Just a lower quality arrow. It really just depends on pricing and fletching configuration

[@midnightmotivations]

@@nockonarchery Whats the best way for me to speak with you one on one?

[@jeffway331]

Quite bow.

[@trxe420]

Lol, it's almost as if you responded directly to my email. Only problem is now I have to wait for the video before I decide.

[@Sean-pw3yr]

Do you shim your cams on the levitate?

[@nockonarchery]

They should be arriving how I want them shimmed. But I’ll do a video showing mine.

[@Sean-pw3yr]

@@nockonarchery that would be awesome! I’m a longer draw length. It would be great to see a video of how/if you shim and setup cam lean on the levitate.

[@ehhh11]

Axis is a great hunting arrow. FMJ's are junk in my opinion, dont use them for grouse, make sure you pull them straight, and a hard impact with destroy them. Consider when available to reduce the insert brass weight to 75 for instance instead of 100 and add that weight to your broadhead , 125 or 150's. the added weight in the head is usually added in the blades and makes for a more durable killing head. Love my arrows in the low 500's for weight.

[@feelsgooddoit]

Fmjs ding easy don't tonk your arrows together or you'll mess them up. Personally I think they're a gimmick just as victory puts steal strands in an arrow. An arrow is only as strong as its weakest link, and it ain't the shafts, its the insert.

[@RagnarLothbrok2222]

Hey John, just started archery about 4 months ago and LOVE it. May I ask if that is a thumb release you are shooting? Thanks for all your knowledge sir

[@kylemacdonell1450]

His own design.. Nock-2-IT

[@nockonarchery]

bingo