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Have a little bit of a dilemma, I typically would automatically hop into a .330-.340 spine Easton arrow without question but am finding out the hard way that I'm actually back tracking on my speed/KE on my FMJ Injexions .330. Since I prefer doubling up my deep six HIT inserts to slightly increase my FOC pairing with a 100 gr head, I'm finding out in a .330 spine that it's too heavy. Approx. 475gr dressed out @27.5 shaft w/100gr head. My pin gaps are huge and at 68-70lbs Ive done enough testing to find my sweet spot in speed and KE is between 430-450 gr dressed out.
My question is to any of you guys using FMJ Injexions, do you think it's worth it to try a .400 spine which is a solid 1.2GPI less than the .330 spine FMJ Injexions? This will help me get into that " sweet spot" in speed/KE as well as shorten my pin gaps. Also I can just fall back to my old faithful Carbon Injexions .330 with double inserts dressing out at 454 gr. My main dilemma is I have grown to really like the aluminum over carbon design of the FMJ's but at my specs I'm riding in group H on Eastons shaft selector guide which says a .400 but it's nearly pushing into the group for .330,dunno if I'm gonna be pushing it specially at 70 pounds and doubling up my inserts which increases it like 125 gr point weight.
Which would you guys do, stick with the all carbon Injexions or give the .400 spine FMJ Injexions a shot under my specs? This will be my elk hunting shaft, lots of abuse on these arrows, what do you recommend? Common sense is telling me the Carbon Injexions are a better idea but need some advice.
Thanks
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My question is to any of you guys using FMJ Injexions, do you think it's worth it to try a .400 spine which is a solid 1.2GPI less than the .330 spine FMJ Injexions? This will help me get into that " sweet spot" in speed/KE as well as shorten my pin gaps. Also I can just fall back to my old faithful Carbon Injexions .330 with double inserts dressing out at 454 gr. My main dilemma is I have grown to really like the aluminum over carbon design of the FMJ's but at my specs I'm riding in group H on Eastons shaft selector guide which says a .400 but it's nearly pushing into the group for .330,dunno if I'm gonna be pushing it specially at 70 pounds and doubling up my inserts which increases it like 125 gr point weight.
Which would you guys do, stick with the all carbon Injexions or give the .400 spine FMJ Injexions a shot under my specs? This will be my elk hunting shaft, lots of abuse on these arrows, what do you recommend? Common sense is telling me the Carbon Injexions are a better idea but need some advice.
Thanks
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