[SunRiverMan]

Easton ST Axis 340's? How long? I don't know. The new arrows are very tough. SRM

EDIT- Oh, 27' inch shafts. I think you will be good to go.

 

[top5fingers]

Thanks, anybody else?

 

[Bowhuntr64]

I would go with Easton Axis as well.

 

[top5fingers]

ok 2 votes for axis. Anybody using maximas if so how are they doing?

 

[Roskoe]

I have used the Axis for a few years, and just started shooting the CE Maxima's a couple months ago. They are great arrows - fly like darts. They are lighter than the Axis and are larger in diameter. So I would suspect they are not going to penetrate quite as well. Probably no issue on deer and antelope, but I am having trouble talking myself into trying the light fast arrow on elk.

 

[Timber Troll]

N Fused

I like the Easton N Fused ST Epic 340. A little larger diameter than the Axis and a little less expensive, but the Elk don't seem to notice!:wink:

 

[top5fingers]

ok, well that gives me a good start the. Thanks :thumbs_up

 

[caribouhunter30]

ACC Pro Hunters

Fingers take a look at the ACC Pro Hunters I shoot them the other week and liked the way that they are constructed and how tight the tolerances are. Even if you pick the Axis you won't be disappointed. I will be buying the ProHunters when I get my AM 35 in hopefully May. :darkbeer:

 

[top5fingers]

Thanks bouhunter

 

[BigDaddy1975]

Doing quite well with Gold Tip Pro Hardwoods 75/95's (475 grains-274 fps) and Carbon Express Terminator Lite Hunter 6075's (442 grains-125 grain tip- 287 fps) (415 grains-100 grain tip- 300 fps)

All fly great...(CE TLH's 442 grains-125 grain tip- 287 fps) the most accurate.