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Heavy footed shafts, outserts for Easton FMJ Dangerous Game 250 spine

Started by Geoff Anderson, December 29, 2019, 03:31:53 AM

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Geoff Anderson

Hi Gang, I have gone up a notch in bow weight and I am wondering if you have had any experience in putting a alloy shaft sleeve over over Easton FMJ DG shafts? Thinking I may need to start at 6" outsert/sleeve to try and stiffen the bare shafts.
I am running a 87@28" longbow and I draw 29. Shafts cut down to 30" with 150 total point and insert but I am still getting a weak bare shaft reading.

I usually have no dramas with bare shaft tuning but I am at the stiffer end of the arrow spine range and still need it stiffer. Just seeing if anyone has had much experience with using a thicker alloy shaft to sleeve over to stiffen spine.

Thank you in advance gang.

hybridbow hunter

I footed 250 axis with gold tip ballistic collars (the one for .300  spines shafts if I remember well) for a water buffalo hunt
Finished arrow was in the 900+ gr and basically I couldn't destroy any. [attachment=1][attachment=2][attachment=3]
La critique est aisée mais l'art est difficile.

hybridbow hunter

If your longbow window isn't cut past center you might have a false weak reading with your set up and a better result with a heavier point. These axis/fmj shaft using the HIT insert that already shortens the flexible part of the shaft are really stiff.
La critique est aisée mais l'art est difficile.

Geoff Anderson

Thanks for taking the time to reply HH, I have tried with the 100grain brass insert with 150 and 200 grain points full length 250 FMJ shafts and get a weak reading.

Back to more experimenting.

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