Easton Epic Arrows
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From: BC173
07-Nov-18
I bought 4 dozen about 5 or 6 years ago and am in need of more. Can’t seem to find any. Did Easton quit making them, and if so, what is a good comparable?
Thanks in advance.
From: Twinetickler
07-Nov-18
You and I both I am constantly looking for 340 Epic shafts. They have killed a lot critters for me. I haven't found a comparable shaft at 9.5 gpi. I did find a dozen the other day on Ebay that I jumped on, they are in the mail as we speak. Good luck on your search!
From: wyliecoyote
08-Nov-18
I feel your pain...been shooting ST epic 400s for a lot of years...still have about 2 1/2 dozen left...even shoot the 500s out of my stick bow!!
Joe
From: mountainman
08-Nov-18
Good luck. I don't see the reason they stopped making those. I finally ran out last year. It irked me that they stopped making such a good arrow, at a good weight.
I actually ended up switching brands because of it.
From: Ucsdryder
08-Nov-18
Why not use the axis?
From: smarba
08-Nov-18
I don't use Easton, but was thinking the same thing, isn't Axis very similar?
From: Vonfoust
08-Nov-18
I am in the same boat. I am down to about a dozen and will be looking at switching this off season.
From: GLP
08-Nov-18
I shot the epics but changed to victory vforce similar in price- went from 400s to 350s to keep weight. Epics were a good arrow that did not cost a lot. Greg
From: wifishkiller
08-Nov-18
Easton aftermaths are the replacements.
From: wv_bowhunter
09-Nov-18
I also shot the ST Epic 400’s for many years.
I replaced them with the Aftermath 400’s and have not noticed a difference.
From: 12yards
09-Nov-18
Beman ICS Hunters would be about the same weight also.
From: mission man
12-Nov-18
I like the aftermaths and at a good price , they fly fine can’t tell any difference from a .003 or .001 .
