Rick James

Well they are rated within 2 grains of each other, so 3 grains off isn't bad. It's not going to make a bit of difference though when the rubber meets the road. If you want tighter tolerances, get the Pro's or better yet get the CAA's. Out of 3x dozen CAA's I had one arrow that was 1 grain off, the others were dead on.

Washington Hunter

I can't find CAAs, RJ.

We don't have them, Cabelas doesn't have them, the local shops haven't even seen them. [&:]

Rick James

All your local shop has to do is call GT and they will have them in less than a week.

BGfisher

A couple years ago Gold Tip bought Blackhawk who made the CAA shafts. I don't know if they changed the logo on the arrow/shafts, but if not then you might find them wearing the Blackhawk Vapor logo. The spines are the same as Easton ACC's, but are numbered slightly different. Example: CAA 3280 coincides with ACC 3-28 Eliminate the dash and add a zero.

MO_Bowhnter

Love my CAA's. You can find them online in various places.