Arrow spine size is critically important because it dictates the arrow’s stiffness, which is essential for consistent and accurate flight, and it also plays a role in safety.
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Build Your Own Deer Hunting Arrows | Part 2
Last week we showed you how to cut your own arrows. This week we’re covering how to add your inserts or outserts.
Build Your Own Deer Hunting Arrows | Part 1
Dan Schmidt shows you how to cut your arrows with an insert or outsert in this informational tutorial.
Limited Time Offer — Get up to $30 Back on FMJ™ Arrows
Save money on the industry’s flagship hunting arrows — the 4mm and 5mm Full Metal Jacket.
Why Traditional Shooters Should Check Out the Carbon Legacy Arrow
Today’s traditional Carbon Legacy is a nod to Doug Easton’s meticulous commitment to crafting the finest traditional equipment.
How to Achieve a Faster Arrow Speed
Many bowhunters see a bow speed rating listed on a website and think they will get that raw arrow speed. But that rarely happens. Here’s why.
The Impact of Kinetic Energy vs. Momentum on Arrow Penetration
Calculate your own arrow’s kinetic energy and momentum using this equation, and find out what’s needed to kill deer and other wildlife.
Get ‘Business up Front Party in the Back’ With NEW SONIC 6.0 Arrows
NEW Easton SONIC 6.0 is a 6mm high-performance hunting arrow offering multiple insert options up front and an innovative factory-helical fletch at the back.
Easton 6.5 Hunter Classic Carbon Arrow
The new 6.5 Hunter Classic carbon arrow uses Easton’s proprietary Acu-Carbon, resulting in tighter groups and consistent shot placement.
Why Use an Outsert on Your Hunting Arrows?
The main advantage of a half-outsert on a hunting arrow is that there will be no lost energy upon impact as opposed to a hidden insert.