Looking for a replacement arrow!
Contributors to this thread:Equipment
From: bloodrunner38
17-Jun-21
Hi BS, I went into my shop looking to get another dozen arrows and to my surprise CX discontinued their Pile Driver DS's. I am looking for a replacement with similar features I shoot 350's. I have l shoot these for years and really like having a heavy arrow I am disappointed to say the least. What is everyone else shooting? Thanks!
From: sundowner
17-Jun-21
Easton ACC 360's. Straight, tough and durable.
From: Pop-r
17-Jun-21
Bloodsport Evidence 300's
From: 12yards
18-Jun-21
Lancaster still has a Piledriver D Stroyer listed at 11 gpi. Might want to get a couple dozen and stock up. Otherwise Gold Tip Kinetic Kaos are 9.9 gpi, and their traditional XT shaft is 10.5 gpi if you don't mind a fake wood look. FMJs are a heavier shaft if you don't mind an arrow with an aluminum outer sheath. Or you could go with a stiffer spine lighter gpi arrow and put more weight up front to get the total arrow weight you'd like.
From: bloodrunner38
19-Jun-21
Thanks guys! I did a little more research. Called CX and found out they are "re-releasing" them in their new D-stoyer line. They are about 3 weeks out from shipping the first ones. They are essentially the exact same with a little tighter specs. Basically slapping the a new wrap on them.
From: yeager
19-Jun-21
Have been using Easton FMJ’s with both my compound and traditional bow for the past 7 years.
From: Jack Whitmrie jr
20-Jun-21
Easton has some all carbon shafts that run over 9 grains per inch, add a brass insert and get a great hunting arrow - American made!
From: WV Mountaineer
20-Jun-21
Same with beman.
From: ELKMAN
20-Jun-21
ACCs are discontinued. I just wrangled 8 dozen so I should be set for awhile. Sad that they did away with easily their best all around arrow platform.
From: sundowner
21-Jun-21
ELKMAN, Easton ACCs are available in all sizes at Lancaster Archery Supply. Also they have shafts and all components if you build your own as I do. Easton did discontinue a version of the ACC a few years ago (ACC Pro Hunter, I think they were called) but I believe the original ACC is still in production. I shoot the ACC 3-60/340, and have seen no reason to change since 1997. Great arrow shaft. I'm still shooting some that are well over 20 years old and still straight.
