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Cougar Mag

01-16-2004 08:46 AM

Axis arrows and fixed blades

I notice on the Easton website that they tout these shafts as being perfect for the new dropaway rests and mechanical heads. Is that to say they may not work as well with fixed blade broadheads? A local pro shop told me there is no way to tune your fixed blades with these shafts with fixed blades.......of course that is right after he pushed Spitfires at me.........by the way, no dice.:)

Rangeball

01-16-2004 10:25 AM

RE: Axis arrows and fixed blades

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A local pro shop told me there is no way to tune your fixed blades with these shafts with fixed blades.

I seem to recall Jeff stating that his heads all spun perfectly true once installed.
Assuming correct spine and bow tune, I wouldn't see why not.

Sounds like the local "pro" is full of crap, but you seem to have that figured out :)

JeffB

01-16-2004 12:20 PM

RE: Axis arrows and fixed blades

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I seem to recall Jeff stating that his heads all spun perfectly true once installed. Assuming correct spine and bow tune, I wouldn't see why not.

Sounds like the local "pro" is full of crap, but you seem to have that figured out :)

Uh yep. Shot my Razorback 100's out 30 yards at 278 FPS without a hitch..well..when I did my part and didn't hitch anything up :D

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