A PSE 200 won't be under spined with your bow. I shoot them out of my Allegiance at 60, 29". The 300 is even stiffer. I'd guess the unknown arrow is lighter than stated. There's really no way it can fly faster then an arrow that's 18 gr lighter.
Diamond Rapture chrono report
2005 Diamond Rapture
60 lbs
27 inches
D-loop, 2 sims vibration dampeners, peep, one brass knock
Unknown brand of arrow (one my grandfather had laying around)- 362 grains - 260 fps
PSE Carbon 300 - 362.5 grains - 238 fps
PSE Carbon 200 - 344 grains - 256 fps
60 lbs
27 inches
D-loop, 2 sims vibration dampeners, peep, one brass knock
Unknown brand of arrow (one my grandfather had laying around)- 362 grains - 260 fps
PSE Carbon 300 - 362.5 grains - 238 fps
PSE Carbon 200 - 344 grains - 256 fps
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I agree. Spine can affect speed.
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