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Author Topic: 0,250" spine....GT BigGame , esaton FMJ DG......questions  (Read 179 times)

Offline saumensch

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0,250" spine....GT BigGame , esaton FMJ DG......questions
« on: May 12, 2011, 09:03:00 AM »
Hi all,

i am currently looking for a carbon shaft with a 0,250" spine deflection.
The only two i could find are the Gold Tip Big Game and the Easton FMJ Dangerous Game, sadly both quite expensive.

Are there any i have missed?

Have you experiences with one of these two? Any input welcome!

Thanks, Axel
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Offline Rick McGowan

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Re: 0,250" spine....GT BigGame , esaton FMJ DG......questions
« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2011, 10:06:00 AM »
Thats probably right in my experience. I started using the GT BG before they were even on the market. I hoped to find a single shaft that I could weight up enough to use on water buffalo and failed, the most I could get the GT BG weighted to with a 79# recurve was about 700 grains. I have used those arrows quite a bit on other game though, including muskox and a number of African animals and they did great.

Offline John Havard

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Re: 0,250" spine....GT BigGame , esaton FMJ DG......questions
« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2011, 10:58:00 AM »
I too have used GT Big Game shafts and they have served me very well.  Another shaft (also expensive) that's very stiffly spined is the ACC 3-71.  As I recall it spines out at around .280" on my spine tester.

There are many more shafts that spine around .300" so if you can use a slightly shorter shaft or a bit less point weight up front then you should be able to use them.

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