Easton Carbon Arrows for Sale

i shoot a pse vengence with a 60 lb, 29' draw. i will be using 100 grain, bear, or magnus broadheads. i know nothing about the sizes of carbon arrows and am switching from aluminums. thanks

Go to www.eastonarchery.com, look for the hunting shaft selector. It'll ask you stuff about your bow and spit out the correct shaft size.

2008-07-02 05:03:02 by Zack

Listen to Phil Phillips talk about his arrow setup using the Easton Arrows

I have recently taken up archery again, and have some ten year old Easton ACC carbon arrows. Would these be safe to shoot? The kit has been stored in an attic in the UK. I know that the resin degrades over time and that carbon fibre splinters are...

Give each arrow a good flex and listen for cracking. If you hear cracking put the arrow down and make sure you mark it or better yet throw it out right away. It's dangerous business shooting damaged carbons.

2010-11-05 06:17:09 by John D

I want a fast accurate and tough arrow. All I hunt is elk so I'm looking for the better arrow.

The Easton FMJ is considered to be one of the toughest best penetrating arrows on the market. I have shot both and while either will kill an Elk, I would go with the FMJ if I were going Elk hunting.

2009-09-29 22:58:38 by HuskerFan

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This is a problem that you are going to have. You will have to shoot the broadhead to tell if your sights need to be adjusted. A friend tried them out, and when the head hit the target, the blades were destroyed pulling them out of the target due to

2008-08-27 12:53:17 by Paul C

what is a better all around hunting arrow? the easton flatline or the easton axis carbon n-fused arrow?
i know the flatline is way faster, but since it is lighter than the axis will it have less penetration? if you are going to tell me...

2009-07-24 19:49:54 by Nick F