Da torch arrows?

[Kevin7243]

I have 29 inch draw shoot about 64 pounds all of my broad heads are 100 grain heads my arrow length is 27 1/4 inch. I have been wanting to go from Easton axis n-fused to the da torch, but I heard they have a different insert. Is this true, also do they require a specific field point for target practice any pros, and cons to the da torch over the axis.

Thanks

[chrischop04]

I build arrows and I think the axis are a better arrows and cheaper that's just what I think.

[PSD Ryan]

I'm a big fan of the axis.

[sierracharlie338]

I have 29 inch draw shoot about 64 pounds all of my broad heads are 100 grain heads my arrow length is 27 1/4 inch.


Thanks

Is that a typo? Your draw 1.75 inches longer than your arrow?

[Problem Child]

could be if he's shooting an overdraw


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[chrischop04]

My draw is 28.5 and my arrows are 27

[Overlord806]

I've shot both aarows. They are different arows with different diameters. The da torch arows are very light. I could only imagine your referring to the deep six inserts? You can shoot a 27 inch arrow with a 28.5 inch draw. I shoot a qad and they extend quite a bit behind the burger button allowing you to shoot a shorter arrow. Not advised depending on what broadhead you shoot.

[DoubleGArchery]

The axis arrow have the "Hit" insert and the torch uses a normal insert that comes out to the front of the arrow. Practice points on axis are 17/64 and the Torch points are 9/32. I've shot the torch for the last 2 years. I like them they are light and straight. I get more speed from my 60 lb bow. We took axis to Africa the first year they came out. Great arrows, killed several animals. Good luck on your pic.

[sierracharlie338]

could be if he's shooting an overdraw


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Touché! Didn't think about that. Don't see those much any more.

[Slick8]

Is that a typo? Your draw 1.75 inches longer than your arrow?

could be if he's shooting an overdraw


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I'm drawing 29" and shooting 28" arrows, have been for some time.

I'm shooting a QAD which places the launcher behind the shelf which is in effect a mini overdraw.

[Kevin7243]

thanks alot for the input think im gonna go with da torch axis have never treated me wrong just figured i would try something else. Also the draw/arrow length it is shorter due the drop away rest mounting off set like the old school over draws did im able to get a shorter arrow then the draw.

[JW]

I would say Da No. And get some black eagles. I have never liked any Easton Pure carbon shafts.

[jbarr]

X's 2 on Black Eagle arrows!

[bowhunter01]

I like the Easton Hexx with brass inserts. I like adding brass for increased FOC and durability. The same arrow as Da Torch just alittle cheaper. Waddell already has enough money.