Eastons web site.
 

Ok I have a question; I went to Easton’s web site and used their shaft calculator. This is what I get.

Hard Cam ---- 65-70# ---- 27” = 2413 x7

Hard Cam ---- 70-76# ---- 27” = 2512 x7

My bow is set @ 70#, does this mean I can shoot both? Will the 2512 be over splined? Or will the 2413 be under? The over lapping chart in kind of confusing. If I was set at 75# there would not be much question.

Anyone got an experts opinion?

RE: Eastons web site.
 

Grnzder

The Easton chart is just a starting point. If your bow is properly tuned and you shoot a release you should be able to go up or down several shaft sizes from the chart and realize excellent results.

RE: Eastons web site.
 

go to a archery shop and get you a easton guide. It gives you life 5 different shaft sizes for your specifications...I think the shaft sizer on the website are sized too big for 3-d