Easton AC Super Slims
02-02-2005, 05:30 PM
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Easton AC Super Slims
Has anyone determined where you can find these? Anyone shot them yet? Are the weight and straightness tolerances the same as ACC's? I'm wanting to upgrade from my Axis shafts and think these may be the ticket.
02-02-2005, 05:49 PM
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RE: Easton AC Super Slims
I have the ac superslims, I have shot them very little, and I think the tolerances are very similar to the acc's. I think auise guy also has the ac superslims. Inmy opiniion these "look" like the ultimate hunting arrows.
02-02-2005, 11:13 PM
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RE: Easton AC Super Slims
Yep I have a dozen of them but STILL waiting for my saw to turn up[:@] so I have not made them up yet.
The specs are similar to ACC's but the ACS are .002 straightness and the ACC are .003.
Both have weight tolerance of +/- 0.5gr.
The ACC 3/49 are 8.83 gr per inch and the ACS 400 are 9.7 gr per inch.
As soon as my saw turns up I will make them up and do some shooting.
The specs are similar to ACC's but the ACS are .002 straightness and the ACC are .003.
Both have weight tolerance of +/- 0.5gr.
The ACC 3/49 are 8.83 gr per inch and the ACS 400 are 9.7 gr per inch.
As soon as my saw turns up I will make them up and do some shooting.
02-03-2005, 12:38 AM
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RE: Easton AC Super Slims
I think its the arrows I am going to try next also. Aluminum/carbon shaft, heavier weight, HIT insert, and X nock. The only thing I am a little disappointed with is not using the uni-bushings like the ACC's, although it should not be a big deal with the aluminum core.
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