RB,
They are made by Custom Archery Equipment. IIRC weight for the 230's was about 9 grains per inch (9.3?), 10.4 for the 240's... outserts about 28 to 30 grains, and the nock should eb about 8 grains. How's that ? <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> The CAE website might still have that info..
www.customarchery.com The Cabelas models were "seconds" and "thirds" quality shafting (straight from the owner of CAE when I talked with him at the old Bowhunting trade Show), but still are quite good, especially for the price. I dhot the CAE Pro Selects, and next an ACC have found nothing tighter. Straightness of .0O3 TIR, weights within 2 grains and spine match was very good. TheCarbon PLus (similar to the Cabelas shafts) were also quite good: .005 TIR, weights within 5 grains, spine very good.
If you are looking for high quality pultrudeds you might check out Carbon Tech, as well.
In addition the Cabelas Stalkers are made by Beman, and the Timber camo carbons by Blackhawk. The did have some made by Goldtip too at one time.