Fletchhead,I achieve the same foc because I believet the Easton school of thought on this.You probably feel if a point is longer,then it changes foc.I do not and neither does Easton.The reason I don' t is because that foc in relation to an arrow is being used in relation to spine deflection.A longer point doesn' t change this.Weight is the only factor that is used.HOWEVER,if you are using a really long broadhead with big blades,it may take a stiffer spine to controll the outside variables that is inflicted upon the arrow.Such as if the arrow kicks from any reason.Untuned bow,wind or even a limb or an animal.This is why I and most believe that using a SLIGHTLY and I mean SLIGHT stiff arrow is good for hunting.


Right or wrong this is the way I see it.How a simple question can turn into a major debate is incredible.I love it.[:-]