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Author Topic: Easton Tapered FMJ's  (Read 840 times)

Offline J. Holden

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Easton Tapered FMJ's
« on: December 14, 2019, 01:12:05 PM »
Anybody have any experience with the above mentioned arrows?  I've got a new bow on order and would like to try the arrows.  I like the GPI and the taper.  The price, not so much.  But, before I walk away from them I'm wondering if there's anyone who's used them and can say if they're worth the money or not.  There's a link below from the 3 Rivers website.

-Jeremy

https://www.3riversarchery.com/easton-t64-fmj-tapered-carbon-arrow-shafts.html
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Offline Soonerlongbow

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Re: Easton Tapered FMJ's
« Reply #1 on: December 14, 2019, 01:32:25 PM »
I’d definitely be interested in them had I already not bought a doz Black Eagle Vintage crested. A tapered micro diameter shaft would be nice, and still cheaper than the Grizz sticks. I also have some of the original Grizz sticks, giant tree branches but shoot well.
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Offline Huntschool

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Re: Easton Tapered FMJ's
« Reply #2 on: December 14, 2019, 03:30:25 PM »
I am still shooting Arrow Dynamics in both the traditional and the Nitro Stinger varieties (also some Hammer Heads).  I bought a bunch of the Stingers and the Traditional back in the day so as not to run out.  They have always been great for me.  I never could get "friendly" with Grizzly Sticks.   

I found the tapered shafts to shoot a good deal better out of all my BW bows. From experience, they will tune quite well for FOC and do a great job on deer and hog sized animals with good broad heads.

Just some thoughts
Bruce A. Hering
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Southeastern Illinois College
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