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Arrow Question

Started by Skip Ellis, June 06, 2012, 09:56:00 PM

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Skip Ellis

According to the Easton chart, I should use xx75 1916 for my 40# longbow. I've got a chance to get a good deal on some 1914's which are rated for lower draw weight. Will the 1914's work for general backyard target shooting or should I stick with the 1916's? I'm shooting a 28" arrow.
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atatarpm

Easton charts are stiff you should do well with the lesser spinned arrow
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lpcjon2

In the How To section on the main page is an aluminum chart,check that one out and see if it is different than the Easton chart you are using.
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