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what am i actually pulling?

Started by PebblePlacement, February 25, 2013, 07:07:00 PM

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PebblePlacement

60" 45#@28" (but i pull 25").   what weight am i really hitting?
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ksbowman

Probably around 37-38#. Usually you can use 2 1/2# per inch but that can vary bow to bow and depending on your draw curve on your bow.
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East Coast archer

I draw that length and usually find about 9 pounds lower on a bow marked at 28".  So I would guess 36#.
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Orion

On a bow that's pretty light to begin with, you're only going to lose 2 -2 1/2# per inch of draw.  I agree with ks, about 38#.

Flying Dutchman

I would say 5% per inch. That equalls 6.75 lbs. So you are probably around the 38 lbs.
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