Scoobiedoo

Does anyone have an Easton Spine Chart that gives the amount of shaft spine stiffness in decimels?

Like a 2217 has a .185 bending spine when loaded on a spine scale, etc.

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Scoobiedoo

I found it! FYI - see: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=easton+aluminum+ar rows+spine+deflection&start=10&sa=N

bigcountry

Just go to Easton Archerys webpage. They list out the AMO deflection

Scoobiedoo

Kay thanks!

Scoobiedoo

Now according to Easton's charts a 2117 shaft is the correct selection for a recurve bow of 48# with a 30" arrow with a 125 gr point! They don't even SHOW the 2018 as a viable selection!

LBR

The Easton chart, unless it's changed, isn't very useful for trad bows. There's a pretty good chart at foxfire archery (www.arrowsbykelly.com).

Chad

JimPic

A 2117 spines out at around 81#--way too stiff for a 48# bow.A better choice would be a 29" or a 30" 2016

txjourneyman

I agree. My 49# recurve likes a 29" 2016 or a 28" 2018. I shoot 2117s out of my 66# Compound.

Scoobiedoo

OK - thanks.