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Been using Easton axis 340 for over ten years without any issues. They do what I need an arrow to do well and I don’t see the need for anything “better”.
Easton XX78 2413 with Montec G5 125gr.
I fling the Walmart Arrows like they’re 5$ a piece. But I miss aaaaaalot.
I'm currently shooting Easton hexx shafts with 50 grain brass inserts and 125 grain RAD rival or tri cons up front. Shot 4 fletch bohning heat vanes last year.
Seems like a decade or more I ha be been shooting victory arrows sportsman's guide sells for right now on sale @ $40.00 a dozen. let them cut to length then I refletch to 4 Fletch I don't see a need for overpriced arrows IMO
Eason Bloodline, your choices are pretty limited when you have the wingspan of a bald eagle.
Quote from: Stein on February 22, 2020, 08:11:11 AMEason Bloodline, your choices are pretty limited when you have the wingspan of a bald eagle.What is your draw length? I was running Blooodlines at 29.5" with an overdraw with 200 grains up from out of my Hoyt. I just built an Easton Axis 260 at 30.5" with 175 grains up front to shoot out of my PSE.