Easton Lightspeeds .340, .400, or .500, NEW IN BOX...

[ohbowhntr]

I have a several dozen left that I need to move along. These are all brand new, fletched from the factory, uncut, in the box shafts.

Spec's as below:

Straightness: .003
Weight tolerance: +-2.0
Black, micro smooth finish

Easton Lightspeed Arrow Specs:
500 - 6.5 grains/inch, uses 19/64" diameter field point
400 - 7.4 grains/inch, uses 19/64" diameter field point
340 - 8.2 grains/inch, uses 19/64" diameter field point

Will come fletched w/ 3" Easton vanes in either green and white or green and orange.

$80 TYD for one dozen, $150 TYD for two Dozen, and $215TYD for 3 dozen if I have sufficient quantities left.

I'll also do 1/2 Dozens for $45 TYD as per some requests on another site.

[ohbowhntr]

TTT, still have a few dozen left....and they can be cut to size and inserted if needed.

[kawi rider]

Do you have any without the fletching? Just shafts? And how much?

[ohbowhntr]

Sorry Bro, they're all fletched already from the factory.

[ohbowhntr]

Still have some .340's and .500's left if anyone needs some good arrows for 3D....

[ohbowhntr]

One dozen .340's left, $80 TYD is a great deal, I see a 11 USED ones sold for $75 here..... Get yourself a little better deal and get a full dozen....

[ohbowhntr]

TTT Easton Lightspeed .340 spine arrows, BRAND NEW in BOX....
$75 TYD

[ohbowhntr]

ttt, for a great deal on some AWESOME arrows....

[ohbowhntr]

TTT, I have a couple dozen .340's, $75 TYD......

[titan 11]

do you still have the 500 ?

[dlneo]

I was wondering if you could tell me what the .340 means. I shoot a bear with a 65lb draw and 29" draw length. I currently shoot Easton Carbon Radiers 55-70. I apologize for my ignorance, I just have no clue what the numbers mean. I like the price though. Let me know if you can help.

[luther1980]

Originally Posted by dlneo

I was wondering if you could tell me what the .340 means. I shoot a bear with a 65lb draw and 29" draw length. I currently shoot Easton Carbon Radiers 55-70. I apologize for my ignorance, I just have no clue what the numbers mean. I like the price though. Let me know if you can help.

The #'s 340,400,500 etc are the spine deflection of the shaft.for example 300 and 340 are most commonly used for 70 lb bows,a underspined arrow will flex and porpoise to much during flight and cause accuracy problems,or even damage to the bow in some cases.hope this helps ya out

[dlneo]

Okay I got it. So since I'm shooting 65lbs the 340's will work ? Maybe a little stiffer if anything but room to grow if i turn my bow up to 70 ?

[dead eye archery]

Do u have the 400 left.