Victory RIP TKO Arrow Build | 2024 Arrows for 3D archery and bowhunting

2023 Black Eagle Rampage arrow build: • How to Build Arrows | ...
My Hoyt Powermax setup: • My Current Compound Bo...

[@STIHLFIRE437]

Good video man. Like the in depth review. I’m running RIP TKO’s with iron will inserts and collars and Max Hunters in a 3 fletch

[@truoutdoors]

Thanks! Nice, how are you liking the RIP TKO arrow shafts?

[@STIHLFIRE437]

@@truoutdoors I love the RIP TKO’s. Very durable and easy to pull from targets. I’m a huge fan of the 5mm/.204 size as well

[@truoutdoors]

Nice, I hope these hold up well for me this year! Same. I think .204 shafts have a good balance of small diameter and variety of components.

[@STIHLFIRE437]

@@truoutdoors the variety of components is a huge selling point for me!

[@TheAsianUnicorn007]

Cool setup

[@truoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@stevew3718]

I am using the same victory rip tko's. You are goung to like them they are very tough and durable. I am using the Easton inserts 75g with 125g field points. Using nocturnal's for my nock and bohning wrap with the bohning x vane's and a three vane configuration, with a left helical. As for the broadhead I am using the annihilator's at 125g. With a total arrow weight of 523g. I shoot the same set up for practice as i do for hunting.

[@truoutdoors]

Nice, that's good to hear. That sounds like a solid setup, a good amount of weight there. What bow are you shooting those arrows with?

[@stevew3718]

@@truoutdoors the Hoyt RX7 ultra. 266 fps, not exactly blazing fast, but quick enough to do the trick

[@truoutdoors]

@@stevew3718 nice!

[@HunnerLong]

Great video man!

[@truoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@devyncampbell7972]

What is your bow setup and what is your bow

[@truoutdoors]

I'm using a Hoyt Powermax, 70lb draw weight at 29" draw length. You can find a video on my bow setup on my channel.

[@devyncampbell7972]

Okay thank you

[@tylerelkins9619]

What’s your Draw Length by chance?

[@truoutdoors]

29 inches

[@gorankorovljevic810]

You punching your trigger bud,that's why your arrows are all over the place

[@truoutdoors]

That's not how I shoot my release. I rest my thumb on the trigger and pull through until it goes off. I pointed out in the video that some of the shots weren't clean and that's going to affect the bareshafts. 40 yards is my limit on shooting bareshafts and I need to shoot it several times to verify things because it's unforgiving and every mistake is magnified.

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

Quit shooting groups 30 yards and in and quit ruining shafts. Pick a five spot for target practice that close. Ethics Archery components are the best insert/outsert system, in my opinion.

[@truoutdoors]

I don't shoot groups at 30yd and under. Most of the shafts were cracked from shooting at 40-50yds. I limit my groups to 3 arrows at 40yd but I'll still sometimes clip a nock. And it's a bit unavoidable during 3D shoots when shooting the same target with other archers. I've also heard good things about ethics archery components. Haven't tried them before though.

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

@truoutdoors well, then just stop shooting groups and stop breaking shafts. Pick different spots. Also, if you are target shooting with others, then go to a dedicated target arrow and nock pins.

[@truoutdoors]

I'm not intentionally trying to break my shafts... I'm just pointing out my BE rampage shafts broke rather easily when I would clip a nock. I've used other arrows in the past and didn't have this happen. The nocks would crack and I could replace only the nock. I've read alot of reviews of other people having a similar issue. Yes, having a dedicated target set up would be ideal but I don't have that at the moment. Perhaps in the future.