will someone run this?

[Bloodsaw]

Ok my buddy is getting a new bowtech and wants to know what kind of arrows he should be shooting ( he is wanting an easton aluminum ) what size arrow should he shoot, what spine, what grain head? if you need to know certian things let me know and i'll tell u soon as possible. His bow is
305-310 IBO speed, 28 inch draw, 60 pound draw weight, jim fletcher tru peep, 2006 bowtech hush kit silencers, and a string loop, anything else needed? i think easton has a chart that shows u what kind of arrows to use? but i cant undertsand it to save my life!

[gutshot101]

2213 or 2312

[Bloodsaw]

TY, what about a carbon shaft

[Straightarrow]

Before you can properly choose a shaft, you need to figure out how much weight you want on the front. Some people want to keep the shaft light and don't care if they lose stability to get it. Others (like myself), want a lot of weight up front and I put very heavy tips on my arrows. I want a very high FOC.

A lot of weight up front will weaken the spine, so you need a stiffer arrow. There are a large number of combinations that will work. When you throw carbons into the mix, you can obtain even higher FOCs, making the options almost endless.

[kakko]

I would recommend Easton ST EPICS 400 with a 100 grain tip, he will have to tune his bow + or- a few pounds once he gets shooting it is a an arrow that I use to set up most people at first until they decide from there what there demands are.

[gibblet]

kakko, how much does you 12 yr old practice?

[ijimmy]

With 100 grain tips 2215s would be nice 2314s might be easyer to find and close , if he wants a heavy arrow 2217 fits the bill