I have 2 dozen of the 9.9 and have been using them for several months. I like the color (better than the camo).
I went to my local shop to buy another dozen and specified that I wanted the non camo model. I assumed this would mean I would get the 9.9 gpi arrows because the Easton rep at a local sportsman show told me that the camo model is heavier because of the process it goes through to be camo.
Needless to say, I ended up buying and having cut to size, a dozen 10.2 gpi arrows.
Why are they heavier? What do I do now? I don't think it is the shops fault, I should have asked more questions and inspected this before having them cut. How much will .3 gpi affect my shot? Can you still get them in 9.9 gpi?
I went to my local shop to buy another dozen and specified that I wanted the non camo model. I assumed this would mean I would get the 9.9 gpi arrows because the Easton rep at a local sportsman show told me that the camo model is heavier because of the process it goes through to be camo.
Needless to say, I ended up buying and having cut to size, a dozen 10.2 gpi arrows.
Why are they heavier? What do I do now? I don't think it is the shops fault, I should have asked more questions and inspected this before having them cut. How much will .3 gpi affect my shot? Can you still get them in 9.9 gpi?
