Probably would work fine.  The only way you would know for sure would be to bare shaft tune, because a 1916 would possibly need a longer or shorter shaft to work with that setup.

Your setup seems a little too light in bow weight for hunting, and a little too heavy in arrow weight for target.  What is your objective here?

NICE!  I'm in NW Arkansas.  If you ever want to get together and stick some pigs just let me know.

GOT THE t shirts in, I think everyone will like them.
 Pappy

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Quote from: Bryan Adolphe on March 14, 2026, 12:29:39 PMJust an update ive had good success with this product only draw back is the sun doesnt shine very often in the winter months and its to cold to cure outside so had to order some UV cure lights and its working well , 3 quick coats, light sanding in between and ready to finish in about an hour.

Have you tested this by letting it cure overnight in 80-90 degree temps?  Some of these sealers will shrink. I've never seen this one before. Do you have a MSDS sheet on it ot tech data on exactly what this stuff is? 

Nice set up, Roger.  Looks great!

Chad

A few more pics.
The Armbruster and Howard Hill are heavy bows - all the others are 45-50 lbs.

I've went down the ASL rabbit hole. I've accumulated these over the past year or two.
From left to right:
Louis Armbruster - Grevy Zebra
Howard Hill - Big 5
Bivouac - Hill Jack
Mahantango - Redtail
Mike Nelson - Dark Shadow
Northern Mist - Shelton



 

I am shooting a 38 lb Kanati with a B55 string.  My arrows are 30.5 inch 700 Dark Timbers with 200 grain tips.  Could I shoot a 1916 from this set up or will I need an 1816? My draw length is 28 inches.  I ask because I would love to get some Autumn Orange shafts but they don't come in an 1816 spine.