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For a Mathews Reezen 7.0 . 30 inch draw . 70lb pull . But can turn it down a few pounds if need be . So far every ones said Easton full metal jackets . Rather have something a lighter arrow . May be a pipe dream but I was hoping to shoot one pin out to 30 yards .
 
You will be way underspined if you use either of the two choices above�.340 spine is what they rate and you are below .300. Also, you will have 3-4 inches of drop in almost every arrow out there unless you go to the bare minimum weight�which I will not recommend.

I looked at a couple of Easton's new offerings in a .300 spine and the closest match will be something like the Aftermath coming in around 430gr at 300fps or so. However, you will still be slightly underspined�your ideal spine .2807. I own a long-draw Reezen also, and they are powerhouses but a pain to find ideal spine because almost no one makes moderate weight arrows (400-440gr) below a .300 spine. Any chance you would be willing to turn the poundage down? It will open up your ideal spine match and still keep you around 290fps with a 4.39" drop between 20-30.

I will look further into other choices after supper and we get the kids in bed
 
Victory VAP's in 250 would work in your set-up, but like has already been said, a 300 spine and taking a turn out will work well for you.
 
TNDeerGuy said:
You will be way underspined if you use either of the two choices above�.340 spine is what they rate and you are below .300.
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I didn't see the 30 inch draw.

Anything in 300 spine will be perfect per OT2. Gold Tip has lightweight Velocity in 300 spine and heavier Kinetics in 300 spine.
 

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