RIP XVs.

 

I just put together another set of Easton sonics. Factory insert, 100 grain tip, (4) Q2i Griff-x 2.3’s, wrap, g nock and bushing. Finished out right at 350 grains. Could definitely shed a little weight going with the factory H nock and only 3 fletch/no wrap.

 

Draw length or arrow length would help provide some suggestions

 

How far are you shooting now? How much more range do you want to get? Is this just for personal use or for a match? Is it unknown like 3D?

 

What kinda speed you looking for?
What kinda range are trying to get?
There is other things that can increase your range and lighter arrows ain't exactly the first choice

 

Victory RIP XV's are the lightest GPI shaft on the market. the 400 spine shaft is 5.9GPI, 350's are 6.4 GPI, & 300's are 7.1 GPI

 

Victory RIP XV's are the lightest GPI shaft on the market. the 400 spine shaft is 5.9GPI

That's crazy light...........

 

Here's a third recommendation for Rip XVs. I use standard inserts and my TAW is 357gr on one of my setups. 350sp though

 

Victory RIP XV the lightest

 

For purely target shooting I'd get the Victory 3DHVs and glue-in points (same shaft as RIP XV except they don't come with an insert and they use a nock bushing and 4mm nock).

 

Stop putting in an insert weight for one. Just use the screw in tip.

 

Budget pick:
Sanlida x10 (search on Amazon)
.001 straightness
6.9 gpi for 400 spine
$80 for 2 dozen
Comes with pin nocks and blazer vanes
I just cut the back end off and refletched myself
2 dozen shafts were a 2.5 grain spread, so not the best, but the inserts and field points were the most consistent I have ever seen with a max variation of .2 grains