Hey guys. I found in my old stuff a batch of 2219 Easton gamegetters 32"shafts. Anybody use these anymore? These are new to slightly used. The fletching is even good. Pay Shipping and therir yours. Count morning but Im sure there is 12or more. Let me know. The broadheads aren't even necessary. I just want somebody that can use them. Marc

PS these are from a bow I had in 1991

Nice offer...
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That is a very generous offer. The 2219 is my favorite shaft of all time, heavy, durable, reasonably small diameter. Its just a killer. I even made up my buffalo arrows based on them. 2219's with a 35-55 GT carbon inside. 970 grains of the best flying arrow I ever saw AND they will go all the way through a 2200# water buffalo!

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I have a bunch of these arrows. They defanantly have there place.

Very nice jester Maddog

loboga,

even more old school, I found a dozen 2240's still uncut in the box last week. Grizzly about fifteen years ago.

Rich
DRSS

Rich, I looked all over for those 2240's back in the mid 90's when I was trying to work up buffalo arrows. I even called Easton and they didn't make them anymore. Never did find any to try so I had to make up my own duplex shafts. I heard they also made a 2040.

I still have a bunch of 2512 Superlights cut at 25" from the early 90's. We called them line cutters on the 3-D trail.

Back then you had to build a fast bow. The overdraw was all the rage, with a Oregon Bow, York or Darton cams, hand made fast flight cables and string and 90 lb draws. All of this to get 300+ fps flight.

Now days you get 300+.....strait from the factory.

Ted,

huh! I have my Mathews Monster Seven set at 60lbs. 30 inch draw with a 314gr arrow at 329fps. No tuning yet. The things I went thru to get that twenty years ago scares me just thinking about it. My old Hoyt Alpha-Tec at a 30 inch draw and the factory overdraw just needs a 28 inch long Carbon Maxima Express and shoots very fast. I am going to chrono some in the morning. 300+?
This is the Golden Age of compounds...


Rich
Mathews Monster Seven

Rich, back then hot-rod bows blew up in our hands during shoots.

Yep!
and all the guys stood around comparing rotator cuff surgical scarring.

I miss those days...

Rich
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