bbahunter

MM88,
Check into an easton redline 410, with a 75 grain point, they are about 40 grains lighter than the axis. ( bare shaft weight )
Also they come with unibushings, and should be close to the same diameter ,as the axis.

PABowhntr

I stand corrected somewhat. However, I am also using slightly larger points on my Axis and have not found them to be excessively difficult to remove from the Mckenzie targets. I just attributed this to somewhat of a lack of excessive KE considering I am not shooting my normal 31 inch draw and the cam style is less aggressive than what I am accustomed to. Guess that little lip on the point is helping out considerably.

ijimmy

What

Arthur P

Do what I do. Always make sure you've got a pencil in your quiver. That way, you're automatically the scorekeeper. Scorekeepers don't pull arrows.

ChiefHeadhunter

My CXL's pull easily with the armorall.

Arthur is correct. I take a pencil and a 3rd hand brand clipboard and keep score and that works well for me.

-Chief