New Easton 9MM Arrows for Crossbows

USA-made shafts are ready for fall hunting.

July 28, 2020 By Game & Fish Staff

(From press release) New Easton 9MM crossbow arrows are in full production and shipping for the upcoming fall hunting season.

Earlier this year, Easton announced the new 9mm crossbow shafts would be manufactured in their Utah factory with final processing—including fletching, packing, and shipping—being completed in their Indiana facility.

The new 9MM is designed using USA-built carbon that draws speed from today’s advanced crossbows and offers a higher level of accurate shooting.

Easton’s exclusive Acu-Carbon™ is a continuous-fed, single-die manufacturing process developed and made at the Utah factory. The Acu-Carbon mechanized method produces shaft-to-shaft uniformity and is the key to more exact, tighter groups.Lightweight Acu-Carbon blends speed and accuracy into the ideal mix for today’s crossbow hunter.

USA-made Acu-Carbon shaft construction
Shaft weight—8.9 GPI for higher velocity
High FOC 9mm crossbow inserts included (61 grains)
For more information on Easton 9MM crossbow arrows visit eastonarchery.com

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