Here is the question.. My bow is set at 63 or 65 pounds. I cant remember what it was, buts its one of the two. Anyways, I am shootin easton flatlines 340. There shooting great but just want to make sure that isnt going to be a bad thing. The box said I should be at 400, but I didnt think it matters if the spine is stiffer on a 340 for the easton arrows.
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28" hoyt vectorComment
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You can get away with stiffer, but cutting down a 340 will make it stiffer as well
How long are your arrows?Comment
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There 27 from nock to end of arrowComment
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Worse case scenario you might have to turn up the poundage if you can
Your right on the border. My spine is suppose to go up when I jump from 63 to 65+Comment
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with a well tuned modern compound pretty hard to be hurt by overspined shafts, look at some of the super jumbo ( line cutters ) being used in spot shooting. those people live a nd die by accuracy. finger shooters , another story.Comment
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There flying true as can be. I was mainly concerned cause the arrow insert and 100 grain field tip are getting stuck in the block target I shoot. But when I shoot the carbon express 350 the arrow has no problem getting the insert stuck. I guess the easton is just that much faster. The carbon express feels like a rock flinging off the string compared to the easton arrows.Comment
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Must not be the blue streaksComment
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No. It s the mayhem Hunter. Are the blue streaks any good?Comment
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They are dual spine, and are 8.1 gpi. I think the flatlines are too.Originally posted by wlfhound27 View Post
I'll be switching to those most likely from axisComment
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Nice!! I might check those out. carbon express is really durable. Thanks for the helpOriginally posted by TallTexan View PostComment
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Blue Streaks are broad head carrying sob's! Dual spine like mentioned and built in FOC.Comment
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