Schraubspitze A/C/E Screw-in Easton

Product description:

Maximum precision in competition: The Easton A/C/E screw-in point is developed specifically for high-end carbon-aluminium shafts, for a perfect fit, clean flight and the highest hit consistency.
The Easton A/C/E screw-in point is a specially developed target point for high-quality match shafts such as the A/C/E series.
Unlike classic standard points, it is matched exactly to the smaller diameter and the special construction of these high-performance shafts.
It is among the preferred components in the performance-oriented recurve and compound field.

Features

• Perfect fit for high-end competition shafts
• Very precise flight behaviour
• Optimised weight distribution for consistent hits
• High-quality workmanship for maximum durability
• Developed for the tournament and performance field
• Clean integration with special inserts
• Original Easton quality for maximum reliability

Technical data

• Product type: screw-in point, special point for match shafts
• Thread: special system, not standard 8-32 Easton Screw-In Point Match Grade Field
• Material: hardened steel, precision alloy
• Shape: bullet, parabolic for precise flight
• Weight: approx. 31 – 51 grain
• Mounting: screw system with special insert
• Field of use: competition, target, field

Scope of delivery

• 1× Easton A/C/E screw-in point

Note
These points are not universally compatible, they fit exclusively on certain high-end shafts.

Compatible shafts

• Easton A/C/E
• Easton A/C Pro Field
• Easton A/C/G
• Easton Navigator FMJ, e.g. spine 690, 770
• Easton A/C Navigator, e.g. 610, 1000 spine

These shafts have a special insert and thread system that differs from standard carbon arrows.

Not compatible

• Standard carbon shafts, .246 ID, e.g. PowerFlight
• Aluminium shafts
• Wooden arrows

Practical tip
A/C/E and similar shafts are extremely thin and designed for maximum precision.
That is why the points are also matched exactly to them.
A wrong point would:

• increase air resistance
• worsen the grouping
• make pulling harder