looking for some 2419's

[nc recurveman]

morning ya'll, I've spent a couple of hours surfing various sponsors of ours and can't find anyone that sells xx75 2419's. Anyone know of someone that sells'um? I cant find any of our suppliers that lists them.

[magnus]

You might have better luck posting this in the classifieds. I'll check the local archery store here. They might be able to order some. If they can I'll let you know.  
Magnus

[LostNation_Larry]

Going through my Easton catalog I can't find a shaft made in that size.  I see some 2413's but nothing as heavy as a 2419.  They don't make quite as many sizes as they used to.  Have you seen this size in the past?  You might have to search on the used / auction market.

[nc recurveman]

Larry they still show the size on the online chart. dunno GG 300's are fairly close may have to go that way.

[cbCrow]

Try bowhunter supercenter I know they have a lot of the 23's, 24's, and 25's series Easton.

[JRY309]

I remember 2419 from years ago,but they are now discontinued.I still see some 2419 show up on the big auction **** site every so often,you maight look on there.

[JRY309]

I think I remember reading that you can take a 2117 and a 1916 will slide right inside of it and make a stiff arrow.I think Paul Schafer of Silvertip Bows used to do something like that.

[Reaper TN]

I've got some 2419's, left over from my compound days in the early 90's.  I'll have to dig them out and see how many.  At least half a dozen.  They are shafts, cut to about 30 inches if I remember right.  The 2419 is .268 spine and 14.6 gpi. They use 2315/2317 inserts.  I would sell em' cheap if you think you can use them.

[Jason Hansen]

I remember that spine in the old XX75 Autumn Orange shafting, but haven't seen it in years.

[Elk whisperer]

have to look and see if I have any laying around