looking for Easton arrow chart: Powerflight 500 7.3gpi c2 carbon

[220 Swift]

I bought some of these arrows listed above, maybe looking at changing my mind and looking at using these arrows for someone else. I cant find any data on these arrows on the internet. I am guessing old stock I bought?


have 6 - cut at 28" from insert to nock point bought first with my recurve back in April

Have 6- cut at 29.5" from insert to nock point bought secondly after not liking the length of the 28" arrows


looking to see if they can be shot in daughters compound set at 40# and 26" draw length.

[220 Swift]

Also, if you have a chart could could you refernece it for my own compound bow, I shoot 28" at 52#s

As stated above, I originally bought these powerflights for my 40# takedown recurve.

[diamond k]

Send Neil from Lost arrow a PM.

he has all info you will need on the power flights

[diamond k]

Neil has not posted on here for almost a month which is strange for him. Hope all is ok.

[220 Swift]

thanks for your help Diamond K.

[Ruffy]

Those 500 spines will work very well out of your daughters bow. Cut them to length and use 100 grain points in them

[Ruffy]

52 pounds at 28 inch draw should mean around a 27 1/2 inch arrow. If this set up is for broad heads I would recommend a 400 spined arrow . I would also recommend something heavier such as cx mayhem 250 or Easton fmj 400's

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

Here is the spine charts...last pages http://cdn.eastonarchery.com/uploads...alog-email.pdf

The .500 is used more for the 40-50 lb max range...than as Ruffy stated 50 plus and hunting use the .400 is recommended

Perfect for hunting with the daughters bow

Neil

[220 Swift]

thanks for your help Lost Arrow