Question for Aluminum Shooters

[threeunder]

Sorry guys, but I'm a carbon junkie and know very little about aluminum arrows other than those were what I shot early on when I first started shooting wheels.
My question is:
Let's say we are talking about Easton Gamegetter XX75's vs. Easton Legacy XX75's.  Is a 2016 in the Gamegetter the same as a Legacy 2016 as far as spine goes?

[COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE]

Yes, both .531" spine.

[M60gunner]

Far as I know yes, the only real difference besides finish is temper. I think the Legecy are a higher temper? Which should mean they bend less.

[jhk1]

Yup-- both are 10.6 grains/inch, .531" deflection @ 28" span.

[threeunder]

Awesome!  thanks guys!

[Firstlight]

You will be happy with either as they are the same.

Another very similar is the xx75 Camo Hunter

[COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE]

One of the reasons I'm such a die hard fan of aluminum arrows are the consistency in spine and weight.  I have several dozen, some new, some 20 years old or more and I can pick up any of them and they group together.  I don't know how the several dozen that I have differ in tensile strength, they may be all the same for all I know, but I can't say that I'm able to tell a difference in durability. The discontinued Autumn Orange and wood grain classics are hands down the purdiest though.

[Kelly]

XX75 is XX75 no matter what the name is that follows. Legacy, Camo Hunter, Platinum, etc are all made of XX75 material to the same tolerances.