Easton ST Epics

[SouthTexas2544]

I've been shooting Easton Axis pretty faithfully for a while now. But I'm down to 11, and need to retock. But I saw the ST Epic were made with N- fused carbon also, and a little cheaper. While I'm sure they're not wuite as good I thought they might be a safe change. But I need some help from those of you that really know

[Sparkles]

I have shot both. I only shoot Epics now. The GPI is a little different.

[awatsonjr]

Lighter arrow lower straightness probably .006.

[Muy_Grande]

I shoot epics also and i like them but im switching to the fmj this season

[SouthTexas2544]

Anybody shoot them both off the same set-up?

[SouthTexas2544]

Lighter arrow lower straightness probably .006.

Both 340's, Axis are 9.5gr per inch. Epics are 10.2gr per inch

[SouthTexas2544]

Bump

[bowhuntntxn]

The N fused ones are a smaller diameter I believe, so shooting them both might not have the same POI.

[Nitro1970]

I've been shooting the Epics for a couple of seasons and I really like them. Seem just as durable as anything else to me. Same straightness and weight tolerances as the Axis. I've never been a fan of the HIT insert anyway so...

[SouthTexas2544]

I've been shooting the Epics for a couple of seasons and I really like them. Seem just as durable as anything else to me. Same straightness and weight tolerances as the Axis. I've never been a fan of the HIT insert anyway so...

What inserts do the st epics use?

[Sparkles]

Regular insert. My POI at 20 is the same I am sure past that the POI will be different.

[DoubleGArchery]

Axis diameter is smaller than epic. Both arrows are good. Between the two I'd choose the axis because of the diameter and the hit insert.

[SouthTexas2544]

Anyone else got something?