I have a Beat Takedown 45 lb @ 28" coming. It is a B riser for a 60 inch bow. I am going to probably shoot woodies with a bear head on it. I have some 2016's that should work with a 145 gr bear head. What would be a good starting point for carbon arrows??? My draw ia a little over 28 inches and my arrows are usually about 30 - 30 1/2" long. I dont mind some extra weight up front, but do not plan on anything 250-300 gr, going to use a 145 gr Bear head....Thanks, Scott
Gold tip 1535 all day long.
My Bear TD likes GT 1535 full length with 50 gr brass inserts and Bear Razorheads on short adapters. Total up front is 225.
Call Dave at wilderness archery I'm shooting 50 # limbs on a B riser 27" draw fast flight string shooting 60-64 # spine arrows with Bear razor heads........ :)
A classic wood bow would really love some wood arrows.... ;)
Yes, I would like to get some reproduction Bear arrows. After watching the Fred Bear DVD set, I have an itch to get some made up...I have a set that were my dads sill in the box, but they are too light of a spine.
Yea I have some but but having trouble getting good arrow flight with them
I draw 28 and have a B handle with 45# limbs. For carbons I shoot GoldTip 3555 cut 28 1/2" with a 125 grain point. Beman ICS 500 cut the same are identical for me. I'm also shooting some Microflites - 9 works the best but I can make 8 work in a pinch.
I'm using a skinny 9 strand fast flight string. With B-50 the MicroFlite 8s work fine.
With wood I figure 65-69 lb for 30" BOP.
Easton Axis 500s with 200 grains total up front should shoot real good with that set up.