easton bloodline arrows

[Daniel Willoughby]

any thoughts on these, i shooting bow tech assassin, 60-65 lbs, 28 inch arrow ,294 speed, looking for the 4oo Easton bloodline.

 

[TNDeerGuy]

They are great arrows and I think you will be pleased. You're slightly too weak, the 330's would be better for your setup.

 

[JN]

I like mine I shot a doe with one this year and it was a complete pass through but did hit her just behind the shoulder and it isnt too hard to get a pass through there.

I agree with TNDeerGuy the 400's might be too weak. I shoot a brute HP with similar specs and my 400's shoot fine with a field point but once I put a broadhead on they started getting goofy. Switched to the 330's and they shoot pretty good with a broadhead.

 

[FLTENNHUNTER1]

I shoot 29 inch 330 bloodline realtree camo with 100 grain thunderheads helical fletched with blazers through a Carbon Element @ 70 lbs. Extremely accurate arrows that look great and are pretty fast and hit like a hammer.

 

[Planking]

I really like these arrows. 330 @ 70 100 grain for me too.

 

[Bootlegger]

There good arrows but you might wanna go to a 330 spine like said above. Another good arrow in that price range is the Beman ICS Hunter. Which Easton Owns Beman now anyway...lol.

 

[catman529]

I shoot the 400's and my bow is in the 60-65 lb range. Great arrows... the first two deer I killed broke the arrows because one hit the front legs and the other hit the spine and the deer rolled over on the arrow. However I am now using an arrow that has passed through 4 deer (3 recovered), stuck in the ground a couple times, and went into a 1 inch thick OSB board. Same broadhead and arrow and I keep a tally of kills marked on the vane. Ready to kill another deer with it. I got the cresting tore off and new vanes glued on by Matt Eddie (Energy wave archery) up in Hermitage. He didn't charge much to do it to a dozen arrows, I'd recommend it