New arrows...
 

Hey guys,

Yesterday I went to the pro-shop and I was planning on getting a dozen Gold Tip Pro-Hunter 75/95's made up but they don't carry them anymore so I was looking around and I decided to give the Easton ST Axis 300's a shot. I am getting a dozen made up to 28.5" with 4" Duravanes (neon green cock vane and 2 white). I havn't tried these arrows but I have heard alot of good things about them so I figured I would give them a shot. If I don't like them, a buddy of mine shoots the same arrows and he said he would buy them off me.

From what I am figuring, they should weigh in right around 463 grains and I should be shooting them around 285 f.p.s. That will give me around 85 ft-lbs of KE. What I am looking forward to is to see how much noise/vibration differance there is between these and my Gold Tips which weighed in around 395 grains. Will the extra 70 grains make a noticeable differance?

What are some of you guy's experiences with these arrows?

RE: New arrows...
 

I have heard that they lose accuracy over time. I have never shot them but I have heard that on several occassions. Did you take a look at the new A/C Superslims? They use the same technology and carry the consistency of the ACC's.

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MO, the ST Axis were about the best carbon arrows that they had right now. They had some Gold Tip XT's and Hunters and some BlackHawk Vapors (I'll never use them again after the way their customer service treated me) so I decided to give them a try.

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In general the heavier the arrow the quieter to bow will be. I see you shoot an Allegiance. I don't thik you can get it any quiter!

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I'm all for experimenting, I was just giving you my experience from what I've heard around my local shop as well as a few people on this board. I've heard good things too...usually can't go wrong with any easton product.