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Some charts take the insert into account and other do not. For the most part, a small difference in insert location or weight will not make too much of a difference in the arrow flight.
Yes, this is the same size insert that comes with the MFX's only in aluminum.
We recommend in epoxy the inserts in. It is very difficult to remove the insert once they have been installed with epoxy.
These will fit any .204" 5mm shafts.
Yes
I do not have the specks on that old of an arrow I would need to know the inside diameter.
Some charts take the insert into account and other do not. For the most part, a small difference in insert location or weight will not make too much of a difference in the arrow flight.
Yes, this is the same size insert that comes with the MFX's only in aluminum.
The aluminum Easton HIT insert weighs 16 grains.
The sizing given is normally matched to the shaft outside diameter (OD). So the Easton Axis HIT inserts are normally said as 9/32", which is the OD of the AXIS shaft. Normally if you want to know the OD of the insert, or inner diameter (ID) of the shaft, you have to reference a chart supplied by the manufacturer.