Welcome to the Gritty Podcast. We are here at Wild Arrow and we're gonna we're gonna

visit with you guys again. Jeremiah Cody we're gonna talk about lighted knocks

today. Little bit about lighted knocks because we we love them. I love them. It's a

love hate. Cody makes fun of them. It's a love hate. Love hate. But before we do that I

want to get into a couple of questions we got on the last podcast and one of

them was around the boning heat veins that you talked about. This guy writes man

I've been shooting the boning heat veins since they came out and in my experience

hands down the best veins out there. Then now the Arizona Easy Fletch has a

three-inch arm with a six degree helical holy cow friggin laser beams out to a

hundred yards all day even with big nasty fixed blade broadheads. Well done

Gritty Grayshow. Do you agree? Do you concur? Yeah it can be done. So you know

with with if you're running that heat vein like Saint George same concept he's

talking about right here. It's that right there. Yeah that's the build. So if he if

you got a bull that has perfect knock travel and that thing you know you've

your arrows of spinal line all that it can definitely be done but what we do we do

get a little bit of pushback from certain customers on that that maybe they're

not making perfect shots you know talking to Bo or their bows not perfectly

tuned. I do feel like some of these veins do have hard time controlling some of

the bigger fixed blades like the you know the QAD Exodus we get a little bit of

50 50 feet back on that from customers now if a guy runs like oh Jesus a

smaller cut like a striker it may be a three blade but down to a one in a

16th or a one-inch cut really haven't heard any negative feedback on that

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