What are they good for?? I mean on the shaft it says 70-75# I don't know what to do with them... I have a 72#@30(my draw length) r/d long bow, 68" and look like the sight winndow is not cut past center... I also have a PSAV 46#@28 so I guess 55#@30...
What you guys think??

It's all I ever shot out of my Bighorns,add a 145gr. Bear stainless and knock em of there feet.60#,65#,74#,Wollopem.

cool! Anybody else as input on these for my bows??

I use them for all my bows, just get em tuned and a fire away. Bow are from 50 to 80 lbs draw. No problems

They could work for your 72#@30 R/D longbow depending on their length and front weight.Try shooting one bare with different point weights,I believe 3Rivers has 100 gr. inserts for some aluminum arrows.I believe 2219's are what Bryon Ferguson shoots out if his 70# longbow,I think I remember that from one of his shows.

It's a great alternative to the skinnier Legacy swaged end 2020. If you've got a long draw length and a heavy bow, the 2219 in the Camo Hunter series is a good choice since it has the factory uni bushing already installed.

i got a Hill on the way thats 80# @ 28".  the fella i bought it from said that he shot 2219's through it.... i'm not sure if they will work with my 30" draw.  can't wait to find out though!

I shoot them out of my 50# recurve. 30.5" with 200gr Woodsmen and a tad extra insert weight (20gr I think). Man do they smack home!

Ok great that is what I want to know!! I hunk I still have some uncut one... I'll have to play with them!
Thank you for all the great input!

2219's are all I use in my bows, with the draw weights ranging from 60# to 72# at 29 inches. I have my arrows cut to 29.5 in length and usually use 145 to 200 grain field points and 160 to 225 grain weight broadheads. According to my scale, arrow weight is from 624 to 680 grains. heavy arrow  mean great penetration and long life of the bow.