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Don't know pricing yet for sure @ the shop. I had a gift certificate to use up, and was just writing down what I was taking on a ticket so the owner could close down the shop and get out to his stand. We'll square up later.

I do believe though that the bare shafts will run around the $85 dollar mark.

and yes, I'll be subbing to BowHunt America for four years. I saw the subscription "perk" last night :D

RE: Easton ST AXIS: VERY IMPRESSIVE
 

I looked online, where does that subscription "perk" show up. That would definitely get my interest in a magazine. I need something new to read anyway.

JMAC

RE: Easton ST AXIS: VERY IMPRESSIVE
 

I was at a local bow shop and he gave me an issue and the little subscription card in the middle had the arrow deal on it.

RE: Easton ST AXIS: VERY IMPRESSIVE
 

ARGGGHHHHH[:@]

I Hope Santa knows I've been good and brings me a digital camera for Xmas!

After moving my rest up a smidge, and adjusting my sight up a tad, I just shot a 1.5" group at 38 yards with the ST AXIS and Liberty [:o]2 arrows are vying for the same impact hole. For me this is quite good, and especially so for a bow I've done little to no fine-tuning on!

I actually shot about 20-25 arrows (3 shot groups) from 25 to 38, and my largest group was 3" or so (punched the trigger). Most were an inch to an inch and a half. There's nothing wrong with these arrows right out of the gate!

Methinks I've found a winning combo![:o] I'm not touching a thing! :D

And yes, the offer is on the subscription card.

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Ausie,

I'm sorry I missed your question re: the mag-nocks.

Unfortunately I'm totally unfamiliar w/ the mag-nocks other than concept.

If the actual mag-nock (and not the receiver on the string) pushes into the shaft like the nock on a Goldtip or other IC carbon then you will have a problem as the X-nock is a unique size... at least as far as I know. Len had stated he couldn't find any uni-bushings to fit them. I had suggested that X10 or A/C/E pins w/ the A/C/E nock may work to Len, but he did not have any in stock to try.

RE: Easton ST AXIS: VERY IMPRESSIVE
 

Jeff, it will be interesting to see how the spine in these holds up over time...

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Jeff.

Thanks mate

I guess i will have to fire that question to the guys at Magnock.

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Wouldn't it be helpful if Easton just listed the I.D. of the shafts, and the O.D. of the various adaptors? I will have to see if I can find my dial caliper. It has to be around here somewhere![:@] Do you think calling or e-mailing Easton would turn up any helpful info? I just casually looked at a few field points and broadheads to see the size of the unthreaded part. Comparing that with the part of a G-nock that fits in the adaptor, I'd have to say that any aluminum adaptor to use G-nocks for these arrows would have to be pretty thin.;)

I tried to order an extra dozen nocks with my arrows, even though I haven't shot like Jeff B. is talking about for some time. No dice. No extras available right now. I guess I should be glad I'm not shooting like Jeff and his Liberty yet.

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Joe.

I will try and email Easton to see if I can get an ID measurement.

But just incase I dont get an answer from them, see if you can find those calipers;)

That would be right no email contact on their web page[:'(]

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For those wondering about field points, here ya go. Easton 17/64 size..

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/shop...60a6c5cc313eff

Ijimmy, I popped an Axis in my quiver. Not super tight, but one strip of fleece or what have you should be fine. Also, my grippers are "stretched out" a bit from having larger shafts in them.