175grn. points, 31" 2219, 51# at my 30" draw, and I think the riser is cut at about center (SR Swift with standard leather plate).
BTW, if you happen to like the 2219 Super Slams (which I do), you'll want to get some soon. Easton recently discontinued that shaft size in the Super Slam and lumped the remaining sizes into several spine groups with numbers (like they did with the Game Getter - 340, 400, etc). The 2219 is still available in the Legacy and XX75 Camo Hunter, if you like those.
Considering the popularity of the 11/32 ferrule, Easton taking that one out of the line up doesn't make sense to me, nor does the re-numbering system of the aluminums.