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Easton FMJ MAX: The Next Evolution of the Full Metal Jacket Line

Easton has just raised the bar again with the introduction of its 5MM FMJ MAX arrow—an upgrade to the popular Full Metal Jacket series that promises higher velocity and more consistent accuracy. By blending a lighter carbon core with a durable aluminum jacket, Easton aims to give hunters and target shooters an arrow that’s tough enough for big game yet streamlined for better speed and deeper penetration. So whether you’re practicing in the backyard or gearing up for a serious hunt, the FMJ MAX might just be the all-in-one solution for archers seeking both power and precision.

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Easton FMJ MAX: The Next Evolution of the Full Metal Jacket Line

Easton announced the all-new 5MM FMJ MAX, a groundbreaking addition to its renowned Full Metal Jacket Arrow lineup. Designed on a brand new platform to deliver the ultimate blend of higher velocity and FOC accuracy, the FMJ MAX takes archery’s flagship arrows to a whole new level.

Engineered for versatile, blended performance, FMJ MAX allows for faster speeds to the target or higher FOC (Front of Center) arrow builds to boost accuracy. Crafted in the USA, the 5mm FMJ MAX features a seamless, lighter Acu-Carbon core fused with a precision aluminum jacket. The synergy of combining carbon and aluminum creates greater ballistic efficiency, higher energy at impact, and increases momentum, making it the ideal shaft for taking down big game.

The FMJ MAX utilizes the new 5mm Microlite Nock System, featuring shorter ears and an improved throat design for increased forgiveness and easier tuning. Finished with a hard-anodized OD Green matte diamond plate aesthetic, FMJ MAX arrows are available in both standard and Match Grade versions and come in five spines (200, 250, 300, 340, 400)to fit virtually any bowhunting setup.

Features:

  • Higher velocity
  • 5mm jacketed carbon-core
  • Factory helical fletching
  • NEW Microlite 5mm nocks
  • 5MM HIT 8-32 inserts or 50 grain steel one-piece 8-32 half-out options
  • 5MM HIT Collars included (Match Grade)
  • 2” Blazer™ vanes (standard grade) or 3” AAE™ Hybrid Stealth vanes (Match Grade)
  • Easier pull from practice targets
  • Hard-anodized olive drab green diamond-plate finish
  • Straightness +/- .001”
  • Made in USA

For more information on the new Easton FMJ Max arrow visit: https://eastonarchery.com/new2025/

With its new 5MM Microlite Nock System, improved spine options, and a dependable carbon-and-aluminum build, the FMJ MAX looks like it’ll be a versatile choice for everyone from up-and-coming archers to seasoned bowhunters. The easier tuning and higher velocity should help newcomers avoid common frustrations, while the upgraded design offers enough performance gains to attract the more experienced crowd. If you’re curious about optimizing your setup or finally getting those tight groups on target, head over to Easton Archery’s website to learn more and check the most up-to-date pricing.

 

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Luke is currently a full-time writer for TheFirearmBlog.com, OvertDefense.com, AllOutdoor.com, and of course, OutdoorHub.com. Luke is a competitive shooter, firearms enthusiast, reloader, outdoorsman, and generally takes an interest in anything that has to do with the great outdoors.

Luke is also a private certified pilot and is currently pursuing his commercial pilot’s license in the hopes of becoming a professional pilot. Some of Luke’s other interests include anything to do with aviation, aerospace and military technology, and American Conservancy efforts.

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