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Footing axis traditional shafts

Started by Ikohlhof91, June 21, 2018, 09:35:57 AM

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Ikohlhof91

What size aluminum shaft is everyone footing their 340 spine axis traditional shafts?

Steve Clandinin

I believed I used a 2018 legacy, it fit real good,just bevelthe back edges bit to help arrow removal from targets.
Quote from Howard Hill.( Whenever he taught someone to shoot) "Son make up your mind right now if you want to target shoot or hunt as theres a world of differance between the two"

M60gunner

I used an odd size, think 1917, shafts were gray in color.

Hoosierarcher88

I use either goldtip ballistic collars or vpa center punch footers on mine
Northern mist Shelton 66" 53# @ 28"

Tedd

I had asked that question a year or so ago. Trdganf did get me the the correct size...but now I forget. 2018? Search on it.
Tedd

Tedd

I found this on a search of my question. Looks like I used 2016 for footing.

I recently got some Easton Axis .340 Traditional shafts. They were easy to tune and seem like a shaft I would be using. I added a 2016 aluminum footing and have a really nice hunting arrow at about 23% FOC. Quickly, I can see the skinny shaft EFOC arrow has some merit. I have been using a Three Rivers shaft with 300 total up front so the move the Axis and more front weight wasn't a big jump.

Rollie

That is what I used 2016 legacy shafts, on my 340 st Axis Trads.
i-am-n

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