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Author Topic: Easton axis?  (Read 322 times)

Offline RecurveRookie

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Re: Easton axis?
« Reply #20 on: March 25, 2013, 12:03:00 AM »
I am shooting a 29" Axis 400 with 75 gr. insert and 105 gr. point out of a Samick Sage Recurve, 59# @ 27.5" and they fly real nice.  Hope that helps.  I really like the Axis arrows.
Maddog Mountaineer 57# and Prairie Predator 52# Wow!, Samick Sage 35 - 60#,  I'm learning.

Offline Craig

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Re: Easton axis?
« Reply #21 on: March 25, 2013, 12:13:00 AM »
I just checked my set up on the Easton chart for a recurve and both of my recurves shoot Easton Axis. The chart shows both one spine up then what I use. They would be way over spine if I would go by there chart.
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Offline will_hunt

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Re: Easton axis?
« Reply #22 on: March 25, 2013, 11:54:00 AM »
Why one arrow? One of the interesting facets of the carbon game is the difference in arrows--like calibers and bullets. I shoot CE Heritage 250s cut to 28" with a 175 gr. Simmons and a stock adapter from my 58# recurve. I also shoot a FMJ 400 cut the same with a 75 gr. adapter and a 125 point for 3D. In my 58# longbow, I find the 150 CE Heritage left an inch longer, stock adapter and 125 head is all that works consistently.
Bows are like guitars in that the strings work differently for different people. When your fingers release an arrow, it will be different than my fingers releasing the same arrow on the same bow. Carbon arrows GREATLY exagerate this issue.  Listen to the guys that tell you to use spine charts sparingly. Test kits are the way to go. Start too long with no fletches and work from there. Once you find a consistent flyer, fletch 'er up and your in business!

Offline photopigiste

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Re: Easton axis?
« Reply #23 on: March 25, 2013, 12:06:00 PM »
MAIL from :Easton Tech Support :I personally recommend going with something between 425-500 grains along with an 11-18% FOC.  If you are between those ranges you will have a great arrow for big game.  Just make sure that if you are using a lot of point weight on a 400 spine that you don’t make it too weak for your set up.

Axis arrow 31"400 spine 9GPI 279gr shafts 17/64"(longbow #64) 179 fts/sec (115fts/sec+#64)

HIT point inserts         weigth           point                   KE ft.lb  grains/lb                                  
                                                                       
allu inserts    451gr FOC 12.9%  125gr point        KE 32.45  7.05gr/lb
HIT Brass 50gr            476gr FOC 16.7%  125gr point      KE 34.25  7.43gr/lb
HIT Brass 75gr            501gr FOC 18.4%  125gr point        KE 36.05  7.83gr/lb

allu inserts   426gr FOC 10.7%  100gr point        KE 30.66  6.66gr/lb
HIT Brass 50gr            460gr FOC 13.6%  100gr point      KE 33.01  7.19gr/lb
HIT Brass 75gr            485gr FOC 15.5%  100gr point        KE 34.90  7.58gr/lb

   http://www.huntersfriend.com/carbon_arrows/hunting_arrows_selection_guide_chapter_4.htm#simulator

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