Need Easton Help
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 299

ORIGINAL: Hotburn76
Glad you got it figured out!
Off topic kinda but has to do with arrows. What is it that I hear people like smoke and others take a bigger arrow and then put a smaller arrow in it to make it real heavy. I thought I heard mike talk about it, but unsure. Any one know what contraption they are building and exact details of what is involved and what is achieved?
Glad you got it figured out!
Off topic kinda but has to do with arrows. What is it that I hear people like smoke and others take a bigger arrow and then put a smaller arrow in it to make it real heavy. I thought I heard mike talk about it, but unsure. Any one know what contraption they are building and exact details of what is involved and what is achieved?
I've never done it and I'm not sure what those guys are doing but I've heard of people combining arrows too, I know the 20/64" arrows(2013, 2016, 2018, ect.) will slide inside the 22/64" arrows, I want to think that they only work with one size though(2216 or 2219), but I dont remember andcould very well be wrong there
if your REALLY looking to add some weight fiberglass fishing arrows slide into the 22/64" arrows too ...

#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195

adding the 2013 inside another arrow will stiffen it,will allow you to use 2213 arrowand give more penetration if you are hunting bigger game than deer.
also some feel it helps on foc..
as for mine, i weighted my horton ls lite 2 arrow 20 inch xx75,2216,100 gr point..
i added a alum insert in front to add weight ,took the carbon one out,left carbon one in nock and put on blazer 2 inch vanes..
it weights 400 grs.
i would say that the carbon inset in front would make arrow around 375 grs.
i was worried that arrow was too lite and is what caused my limbs to split on my horton..
factory told me they stopped those arrows because hunters were using them in 175 pd bows or higher..
new horton arrows are still 2216 but made with new alloy,7075-9 which are stiffer..those arrows now weight 432 grs........
they said anything over 400 grs is fine on hortons........
also some feel it helps on foc..
as for mine, i weighted my horton ls lite 2 arrow 20 inch xx75,2216,100 gr point..
i added a alum insert in front to add weight ,took the carbon one out,left carbon one in nock and put on blazer 2 inch vanes..
it weights 400 grs.
i would say that the carbon inset in front would make arrow around 375 grs.
i was worried that arrow was too lite and is what caused my limbs to split on my horton..
factory told me they stopped those arrows because hunters were using them in 175 pd bows or higher..
new horton arrows are still 2216 but made with new alloy,7075-9 which are stiffer..those arrows now weight 432 grs........
they said anything over 400 grs is fine on hortons........
#13
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: arkansas
Posts: 3,147

ORIGINAL: wabi
What did they actually weigh?
I read the first post and was guessing you meant 314 instead of 214, but they should be slightly more than that.
What did they actually weigh?
I read the first post and was guessing you meant 314 instead of 214, but they should be slightly more than that.
It was driving me nuts [short trip] as I knew those alum were heavier than that [214 gr]
#14
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: arkansas
Posts: 3,147

Here's a thread on Matthias's site on double wall arrows he's tested. Fairly impressive. They do alot of longer range TARGET shooting there:
http://www.cacciaebalestra.altervista.org/INGLESE/Main0.html
http://www.cacciaebalestra.altervista.org/INGLESE/Main0.html
#15

Just got a new pair of them scales delivered the other day. They where .01 + $6 shipping. Ebay. lol... I knew what you meant by pennyscale, but I really did get a set for a penny (plus shipping) cause no one bid there's so many on ebay...haaahaaaaa
they only weigh to the1/10 though, cheapies.
chris

chris