TenPoint Omni-Brite 2 Lighted 20" Pro Elite Carbon Arrows
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Hunting & Fishing > Archery > Arrows & Parts > Arrows & Shafts > Hunting Arrows
Store: TenPoint
Average rating: 4.3 (134 ratings)
Features:
SPECIFICATIONS: 20-inches long, 441-grain (with included 100-grain practice tip) 3-pack of Pro Elite carbon arrows; 2-Inch group at 50-yards. 8.9% loss of speed over 50-yards. 18.7% loss of KE over 50-yards
Shot-after-shot ACCURACY and premium CONSISTENCY from bolt to bolt
Fitted with a 68-GRAIN ALUMINUM INSERT and TenPoint’s RED SUPERBRITE OMNI-NOCK which feature six micro-grooves that form three bowstring channels which eliminate the indexing problem associated with moon and capture nocks
HAND SORTED FOR CONSISTENCY: Precision engineered by Easton, balance at 10.5% FOC (Front of Center); shafts inspected for straightness to within .003-inch and hand-sorted for weight tolerance to within two grains per dozen
Fletched with Fusion Shield Cut Q21 3-INCH VANES; fletchings are slightly offset for a maximum level of consistent accuracy (VANE COLORS VARY)

The Pro Elite 20 inch 22/64ths diameter carbon fiber arrow is fletched slightly offset with a 3-inch Fusion Shield Cut Q21 vane. It is fitted with a 68-grain brass insert and TenPoint's Omni-Brite 2.0 lighted nock. Precision engineered by Easton, Pro Elite shafts are inspected for straightness to within .003 and hand-sorted for weight tolerance to within two grains per dozen. Balance at 13% FOC. 2-Inch group at 50-yards. 8.9% loss of speed over 50-yards. 18.7% loss of KE over 50-yards. 441-grains total (including 100-grain point). Vane colors vary. Omni-Brite 2.0 lite sticks are red. 3 Pack. TenPoint’s patented Omni-Nock makes other nocks obsolete when it comes to your arrow. The Omni-Nock design features six micro-grooves that form three bowstring channels which eliminate the indexing problem associated with moon and capture nocks. Because the channel "holds" the bowstring in place, the Omni-Nock also prevents flat-nock "shoot-over" or "shoot-under", a growing problem with today's narrow crossbows with acute string angles.