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Originally Posted by Chase Archer Having just checked the Easton charts I have to agree with Shirt, 430s look like the most likely choice for your setup. 480s are ok too but they don't give you the flexibility of changing the point weights. Therefore 520s are far too weak and the most likely cause of your problems. |
Thanks for the great advice. How much flexibility does changing the point give me in terms of effective change of spine? Obviously it will make the arrow firmer/weaker as appropriate, but is it likely to be sufficient to effectively move the spine up/down on the chart? One of my club colleagues also suggested using brass nocking points in place of the cotton floss type I now use. Would this really make any difference?
As my arrow is currently too weak (whippy?) I wonder if it accounts for the unexpected clean breaking in 2 of one of my arrows on impact with the target recently? I had put it down to unseen prior damage.