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Carbon PowerFlight delivers the right balance of speed and hard-hitting energy in an all carbon arrow C2 shaft.
Seamless C2 shafts provide more consistency. Unidirectional, carbon fibre core for precise component fit.
High strength composite fibres for exceptional durability and hoop strength.
Micro-smooth finish for quiet release and easier removal from targets.
Made in USA.
A great carbon hunting arrow for people who want durability, performance at a low price. A heavy duty arrow at an affordable price. When you need speed and energy, look no further than Easton PowerFlight arrows. The name says it all.
Straightness: ±.006"
Weight tolerance: ±2.0 grains
Made up in shop colours Bohning 4" Killer Vanes, cut to length with Super Nock and insert installed.
Does not include point.
Spun and Squared
All of Advanced Archery’s arrows are spun and squared to ensure maximum accuracy and consistency.
While manufacturing techniques are always improving the behaviour of carbon fibre can cause a slight deflection from straight at each end of the bare shaft. You can detect these deflections as a wobble when a shaft is spun.
These deflections can and do happen at both ends of the shaft and if not remedied then a loss of accuracy/consistency will occur. These deflections are usually no more than an inch to an inch and half from each end. At the front end a deflection will not allow a broadhead to spin true. This is the most obvious end to view but just as important is the nock end of an arrow. If the nock doesn’t spin true then the arrow will not group with arrows that have their nocks spin true.
At Advanced Archery we are aware of this and all of our arrows are spun before fletching. Any arrows found to have a deflection at the nock end have this portion of the shaft cut-off. This is why you will sometimes see the shaft logo’s on a set of arrows not line up with others in the set.
Once the shaft has been cut it is then squared. The technique we use to cut shafts on our arrow saw (Easton Pro Saw) cuts a perfectly square face on all shafts. However we like to take things one step further and use a G5 ASD (Arrow Squaring Device) tool to ensure the ends of all of the shafts we cut are square. This is important at the nock end for consistency of grouping and at the front end for proper broadhead alignment. The latter is extremely important for the Easton Axis and FMJ (Full Metal Jacket) arrows as broadheads contact directly onto the shaft face.
Arrows using an aluminium insert that the broadheads contacts will require the aluminium insert to be squared as well as the shaft. Inserts while accurately made, are a mass produced item so squaring them eliminates any variation in the manufacturing process.
As you can imagine this takes time but we understand the importance of making accurate arrows.
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