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Epic and Axis jr. no spine or Gpi What the--?

Started by yamapup, January 03, 2011, 07:47:00 AM

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yamapup

while looking for some inexpensive carbon arrows for a lightweight, 39# @25 in, longbow, I came across these two arrows in Lancaster's catalog. They don't list a spine number and only say 45# max for the Epic and 40# max for the Axis. The arrows have a max length of 28 inches. I couldn't grasp why no spine was listed, so I called Easton and the tech I talked to, said yes there is no spine for these arrows. I pointed out that for someone shooting a recurve or longbow, the lack of spine is confusing and saying 45 or 40 max is meaningless. I asked if these were arrows for a compound bow and she said yes! She also said that no grains per inch or straightness is listed. I now have no way of knowing what to fill in on Stu's calculator. none of this makes sense.Pup

metsastaja

Almost sound like some youth arrows I bought at gander Mountain. Only thing on the box was a warning. NOT TO EXCEED 35#.  I did not bother with Stu's calculator.  Took the 25# recurve and tuned the bow to the arrows.  

Good Luck.
Les Heilakka
TGMM Family of the Bow  
Some times the uneventful nights are just as good if not better than the eventful ones

Dick in Seattle

Suspicions confirmed!   I've said all along that carbon arrows don't have spine... just attitude!    :o )
Dick in Seattle

"It ain't how well the bow you shoot shoots, it's how well you shoot the bow you shoot."

yamapup

I still think easton could list a pine even if at 26 inches. Pup


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