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Is this to much weight/spine?

Started by huntnut, November 19, 2007, 04:26:00 PM

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huntnut

I've been looking at old post today about POC arrows but I came acrossed some post about the Grizzlystik Alaskan arrows and it started me thinking if these would work for my setup. My bow is a Chekmate Attlia 47#@28 I'm wondering if a Alaskan with the 75gr brass insert 100gr-125gr steel adapter and 135gr-160gr magnus I head is going to be  over spine and if not, is the total arrow weight going to be to much? I'm figuring the arrows at 11gpi @ 30" for 330gr then with the heads and feathers it shoul total around 640gr to 715gr

I figured if I cant get them to tune and fly good I can just put the aside till I buy another bow with a 60# draw here shortly.
Bear Grizzly 50#@28

drewsbow

I would think you would do better with the Sitka  shafts :0)
Try to be the person your dog thinks you are :0)
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huntnut

The only reason I'm not wanting to go with the sitka is because I've heard the arnt worth a crap, to fragle. If I did want a strong arrow like the Alaskan I would just shoot goldtips.
Bear Grizzly 50#@28


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