The Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine: 12 grains per inch,.204 in bore, the 5mm X nock (9 gr) it takes and the 8-32 thread. Suits a heavy draw of roughly 65 lb and up. Sourced.
Updated 05 September 2026.
Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine: GPI, bore and nock
The 300 spine of the Easton 5mm FMJ: its exact GPI, the nock and thread it takes, and the draw it suits.
| Model | Easton 5mm FMJ |
|---|---|
| Brand | Easton |
| Spine | 300 |
| Outside diameter | .273 in OD |
| Weight | 12 GPI |
| Grains per inch | 12 GPI |
| Inside diameter | .204 in |
| Stock nock | 5mm X nock (9 gr) |
| Stock insert | 5mm HIT insert (16 gr) |
| Point thread | 8-32 |
| Straightness | +/-.001 in |
| Suits | a heavy draw of roughly 65 lb and up |
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This is the 300 spine of the Easton 5mm FMJ, a 5mm class (.204 in ID) shaft with a.204 in inside diameter. In this spine it weighs 12 grains per inch and measures.273 in OD across. A 300 spine sits at the stiff end of the range, for heavy compound draws and heavier points.
Because the bore is.204 in, it takes the 5mm X nock (9 gr) and the 5mm HIT insert (16 gr), and it threads to the 8-32. Those do not change with spine; only the GPI and outside diameter move across the table.
Spine is a starting point, not a guarantee: a 300 from one brand can differ from another. Read your exact draw weight and arrow length on the maker chart or bare-shaft test before cutting a dozen, and keep the finished arrow above the 5-grains-per-pound floor.
Spec, chart, nock and concept
Questions and answers
What is the model of the Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine?
Easton 5mm FMJ
What is the brand of the Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine?
Easton
What is the spine of the Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine?
300
What is the outside diameter of the Easton 5mm FMJ in a 300 spine?
.273 in OD