Easton FMJ..........WHY???

I had 10 old Easton FMJ 340 arrows that I plan on using this year. I ordered 6 more. When I got the new ones it says they are 11.3 grains per inch. The old ones are 11.1 grains per inch. Why would the same arrow have a different gpi from one year to the next?

I don't think a few grains is gonna make that much difference but they could at least stay consistent from one year to the next on the same arrow.

 

Hmm... Good to know

 

Very Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

 

That is interesting, I just started using them about 5 months ago and mine say 10.2 which are the 400 shafts. I googled this and something came up in another forum about a guy calling and talking to an easton rep and the rep said that some arrows where misprinted. Maybe that could be the case.

 

I think I have 8-9 of the old ones that I am looking to get rid of. I will have to take a look at them and see what they say. John, you interested in them?

 

16 should do me this year. Unless I start missing.

 

Not positive, but i believe i read that the carbon core is slightly thicker in the newer arrows. I have not verified with easton though. I also shoot FMJ's and love them.

 

I got the 400's and they are either 10.2 or 10.3.