hi guys in the past i was giving some wrong info when asking some questions here goes im shooting a bob lee t/d recurve 60" 52#at27 but i had my wife mark the arrow as i held it drawn i really draw 26.5 it also has a ff string suggestious given to me for a carbon arrow was 500 axis this arrow flies very well with 125gr arrow length is 27.5 at this time i would like to shoot 150gr just because i like the look of the woodsmans and snuffers 150 grsi cant get to tune very well also i would like to get abit more over all arrow weight also this axis arrow is the nfused model 8.1 grs per inch should i go with the beman classic 500 9.7 grs per inch i have an inch of arrow left to cut . sorry i guess its 2 questions???? spine and arrow weight??????????
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Total arrow weight can be gained by adding weight to the front or to the whole arrow. You can add weight to the front end of the arrow by using a heavier insert or by using steel adapters for your woodsman, but by doing that you may need to go to a .400 if your given set up now is flying "true" for you. It really depends on how much weight you decide to add. Also, the heavier spined axis arrow will be about .9 gpi more giving you more total weight. If you want to add weight to the whole arrow, you can use weight tubes or use a different arrow as you suggested. Carbon express also make a heavier gpi arrow called the heritage.
What are you looking for in terms of total arrow weight? How does your arrows fly with the given length and the 150gr. tip?
Ryan
Ryan with these arrows the weight is 380 gr i much rather about 500 gr arrow . with the given arrow length 150gr point shoot weak using the planning method . thanks chub
You can correct a weak spine by building out your arrow plate, and add weight with the weight tubes.
Good luck!
side plate went from leather to velcro to a rug this is where i got good spine for my given setup with my 125gr tips