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Title: Determining spine help
Post by: DanielB89 on April 27, 2015, 05:52:00 PM
I need some wood arrows that spine close to the carbons i'm currently using.. I have 2 sets of arrows I need help with, I don't understand the calculator, but I know some of you do very well, so here are my 2 set ups.

Bow one set up:
Black Widow MAIII #53@28(i draw to 29) Velcro strike plate.  

1. 55/75 (.350 spine) Blood sport hunter cut to 30" with a standard 12 grain insert with a 200 grain tip up front.  3 fletched with a 12 grain arrow wrap under it.  

Bow 2 set up:
Bingham Kit 66" r/d longbow.  #54@29 Velcro rest and strike plate.  Bow is cut to center.

2. Gold tip 5575 (.400 spine) 29 7/8" with standard 11 grain insert and a 145 grain tip.
3 fletched with 12 grain wrap under feathers.
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: DanielB89 on April 27, 2015, 10:51:00 PM
Anyone?
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: Cavscout9753 on April 27, 2015, 11:39:00 PM
I use the 3 Rivers one, but Stu Miller helped build it. I can't say if its easier or not, but it has always done very well for me. The only caveat to it is that you have to get the data exactly right. I'd say try the 3 Rivers one and see if its easier to work with. For shaft diameter for 11/32 you input .34375, but everything else is very self explanitory. Ignore the personal form calculator at first, in the future:

If you have a set up you KNOW works for you, but the dynamic spine spread is off too far, + or - the personal form until the 2 numbers are +/- 2. Thats your personal form number. So for example, you input your current set up data and calculate but you come up with a spread of 49 / 50, if you subtract 1 (or whatever) on the personnal form and it makes it 49 / 49, for future set ups just subject the 1 to the form calc. And that would be your "true" reading.

If none of this is remotely helpful I'm sorry
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: Cavscout9753 on April 27, 2015, 11:41:00 PM
Heres the link:

https://www.3riversarchery.com/SpineCalculator.asp?pass=2
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: DanielB89 on April 28, 2015, 12:43:00 PM
what do i do if i shoot a blood sport arrow and that is not on the list?
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: ARriverdog on April 28, 2015, 12:48:00 PM
If there is one thing you don't need is help.  I need to bend some of your arrows for the shoot this weekend.

Jay
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: DanielB89 on April 28, 2015, 12:56:00 PM
Hard to bend a carbon bud!  :) .  

I am trying to get me a set of wood arrows that shoot decent.  It is proving to be harder than i thought.
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: woodchucker on April 28, 2015, 01:15:00 PM
Try these...

125gr. point/ 30" BOP --  60-65 Spine

145gr. point/ 30" BOP --  65-70 Spine

160gr. point/ 30" BOP --  70-75 Spine

You can order a test kit from 3Rivers, tell them you're looking at these spines. Order a few dozen points of differant weights, and play around some!!! Keep us posted!!!!!

 :archer2:
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: Orion on April 28, 2015, 01:25:00 PM
I think woodchucker is pretty close.  If anything, I'd add 5# to his recommendations. Good luck.
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: DanielB89 on April 28, 2015, 01:37:00 PM
QuoteOriginally posted by woodchucker:
Try these...

125gr. point/ 30" BOP --  60-65 Spine

145gr. point/ 30" BOP --  65-70 Spine

160gr. point/ 30" BOP --  70-75 Spine

You can order a test kit from 3Rivers, tell them you're looking at these spines. Order a few dozen points of differant weights, and play around some!!! Keep us posted!!!!!

  :archer2:  
Thank you for your reply.  I currently have some #65 spined arrows.  Will try them out.  I am not a wood guy, but need some for the archery tourney this weekend.
Title: Re: Determining spine help
Post by: ARriverdog on April 28, 2015, 03:52:00 PM
I have some wood arrows I'll let you use.  hahaha

Actually i do have a spine test kit and the field point test kit if u want to borrow it.

Jay