EASTON ARROW CODES

[BOB VANDRISH]

Where can one find out what the various numerical codes mean on Easton,or any other manufacturer?
I am using 2216 on an Exocet,and getting pretty good results out to 45 yards,but I have also a set of 2119 bolts,and wanted to know what I can expect in the way of any difference in the flight.
Presently using 125 gr field points for practicing.

[GaryL]

Go to Easton .com they have a chart. I thing you mean 2219 not2119.

2216 = 22/64 OD, .016 wall thickness. First two numbers = Dia. 2nd two numbers = wall thickness.

[BOB VANDRISH]

Gary,I was sure that the carbon arrows that I bought were 2119,and I cannot check them as they are at my cabin in PA.
Can have that answer in about a week's time,as I am heading back down there.
Do they make both 2119 and 2219?
I am just a rookie at crossbow hunting,as I have been a compound guy up to now.
If they are 2219 as you indicate,am I interpreting that correctly that they would weigh more,and therefore have a different trajectory?
Rookie Bob.

[GaryL]

That is for alum. Carbon I am in the same boat as you. They do number different.

I went to the easton site and could not find anything on carbon bolts but did on Alum.
http://www.eastonarchery.com/products/b ... efault.asp