Easton Camo Hunter 1916 Aluminum Arrow with Natural Feathers

The Easton Camo Hunter 1916 aluminum arrow combines an aluminum-alloy shaft with natural feather fletching and a replaceable screw-in point.

Its listed specifications include 623 spine, 785 mm length, 7.5 mm diameter and 4″ natural feathers, making it particularly interesting for traditional and instinctive archery setups when correctly matched to the bow.

Aluminum Easton Camo Hunter shaft

The shaft is made from an aluminum alloy.

Aluminum arrows behave differently from carbon and wooden shafts. A hard impact may cause visible bending or denting, making some forms of damage easier to detect.

A bent, dented or cracked aluminum shaft must not be shot.

623 spine

The listed spine value is 623.

Arrow spine represents shaft stiffness. It cannot safely be converted into one universal bow-weight range because suitability also depends on:

• actual bow weight at full draw,
• draw length,
• arrow length,
• point weight,
• bow geometry,
• release technique.

Correct arrow matching should therefore be based on the complete shooting setup.

785 mm arrow length

The listed length is approximately 785 mm, equivalent to about 30.9″.

This is particularly important with traditional or Asian shooting techniques that may use longer draw lengths.

An archer drawing close to 31 or 32 inches must verify that sufficient arrow length remains at full draw.

4-inch natural feather fletching

The Camo Hunter 1916 uses 4″ natural feathers.

Natural feathers can partially collapse when passing close to the bow or the archer's hand, making them well suited to many:

• traditional recurves,
• longbows,
• Asian bows,
• over-the-hand shooting techniques.

Correct arrow setup is still required; natural feathers do not compensate for incorrect spine or poor tuning.

Replaceable screw-in point

The arrow is fitted with a replaceable screw-in point.

Compatible points may be changed, but thread compatibility and point weight must both be considered.

Changing point weight can alter:

• total arrow mass,
• balance,
• dynamic spine,
• trajectory,
• point of impact.

A point should therefore not be changed simply because it physically fits the thread.

Traditional recurve and longbow use

The Camo Hunter 1916 may be suitable for traditional recurve bows and longbows when the complete specification matches the bow.

Check:

• spine,
• safe length,
• total arrow mass,
• point configuration,
• nock fit,
• feather clearance.

Asian and horsebow use

The arrow may also work with some Asian bows or horsebows.

Its 785 mm length needs particular attention. For longer thumb-draw techniques or bows capable of a 32″ draw, the arrow may be too short.

Actual safe length must therefore be verified physically before use.

Camo finish

The shaft has a camouflage-style surface finish.

This provides a distinctive appearance, but it can also make a missed arrow less visible in grass, leaves or woodland.

Take care when searching for arrows in low-visibility terrain.

Choosing the right arrow

Correct arrow selection should consider:

• bow type,
• actual draw weight,
• draw length,
• shaft length,
• spine,
• point weight,
• shooting technique.

At Erenhill Archery School, we can help assess your bow, actual draw length and whether the Easton Camo Hunter 1916 is appropriate for your setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who manufactures the arrow?

Easton.

What is the shaft made from?

Aluminum alloy.

What is the spine?

How long is the arrow?

Approximately 785 mm, or about 30.9″.

What is the diameter?

Approximately 7.5 mm.

What fletching does it use?

4″ natural feathers.

Is it suitable for traditional bows?

Yes, when spine, length and the rest of the specification match the bow.

Can it be used with a longbow?

Potentially yes, when correctly matched to draw weight, draw length and arrow mass requirements.

Can it be shot over the hand?

Natural feathers are generally more suitable for this than rigid plastic vanes, but correct orientation and hand protection are still important.

Is the point replaceable?

Yes. It uses a screw-in point.

Can I install a different point?

Only a compatible point with the correct thread and appropriate weight.

Is it suitable for a 32″ draw?

Not automatically. At approximately 30.9″ long, it may be too short for such a draw.

Can Erenhill Archery School help with selection?

Yes. We can help assess spine, arrow length and compatibility with your bow.

Final Summary

The Easton Camo Hunter 1916 aluminum arrow combines a 623-spine aluminum shaft, approximately 785 mm length, 7.5 mm diameter, 4″ natural feathers, camo finish and a replaceable screw-in point.

Natural feather fletching makes it particularly relevant for traditional recurves, longbows and some Asian-style bows.

Its length must be checked carefully for archers with longer draw lengths, especially those approaching 31–32″.

If you are unsure whether this arrow matches your bow, Erenhill Archery School can help evaluate your actual draw length and shooting setup before you choose it.