| From: tradslinger
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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I have 6 of these, just under 30" in length. they say Pile Driver Hunter 250
I have no idea as to the spine or what they will be best suited for. I figure that they will be heavy spined but who knows. Thanks for any help. Jerry
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| From: TradToTheBone
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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My only experience is with Carbon Express Heritage shafts. 250 = 400 spine in the Heritage line.
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| From: treehermit
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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Their numbering runs backwards and that is not the spine. I think those will spine at something like .390 or around that.
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| From: Wudstix
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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My Carbon Express Heritage run 150-250-350; lightest spine to heaviest, the 350 is about a 300/340
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| From: Wudstix
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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250 are a bit stiffer than 400's in my experience.
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| From: tradslinger
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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Well, my bad, I got them mixed up with some other arrows, they are only 27" long. They look great, have the little tiny vanes but I figure that they will be way too heavy for 40# to 50# bows that I will be giving away. May have to see if I can trade them for 6 lighter spined shafts. it is what it is
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| From: Wayne Hess
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| Date: 19-Mar-24 |
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May be this to look at 250 PileDriver
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