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11-12 gr. per pound

Started by mec lineman, March 22, 2015, 12:19:00 PM

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mec lineman

How many shoot 11-12 gr. per pound. I got about 3.5 dozen of Beman MFX Classics 500. I use the 75 gr. insert and my heads are 150- 170 gr. Just picked up a nice Timber Ghost that is lighter in draw than what ive been shooting.  would like to keep trajectory close to my other bows.
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Biathlonman

I shoot at least that.  I like 600ish grain arrows out of 50ish pound bows

damascusdave

I sometimes shoot over 15 gpp...all depends on what works

DDave
I set out a while ago to reduce my herd of 40 bows...And I am finally down to 42

Bjorn

630 and 50# bow. Works great for me.

cacciatore

It is what I use in my 57-60#
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mec lineman

"Pick a spot,now aim 6" lower!"                        
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Tall Tines Stickflinger
Yellowstone Halfbreed

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Butchie

563 grain arrow from 47# longbow....11.9787 gpp.  
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slowbowjoe

Usually 11-12gpp for Doug Fir's, 40-48#'s. can get 10-11 with spruce.
So I guess 10-12, mostly around 11.

Bowitis

11-12 seems like the perfect combination of speed, trajectory, penetration and noise.  It brings out the good manners in any bow that I have owned.
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timbermoose

All mine range 12-14gpp. Works for me.
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Wudstix

Personnally with woods 10-11 is good.  63-67# bows.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Bowitis:
11-12 seems like the perfect combination of speed, trajectory, penetration and noise.  It brings out the good manners in any bow that I have owned.
It's hard to argue with this statement....    :thumbsup:

Fletcher

I'm shooting Doug Fir at 570+ from 50@26.  That's about 11.5 gpp.
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KyStickbow

I shoot a little over 11 gpp...works great for me.
Aim small...Miss small!!

LB_hntr

a little over 12 for me. 57# bow 705 grain arrow.
Quite, stable, forgiving and hits hard.

Gooserbat

I shoot 610 gr out of a 55# recurve, like me some weigh behind my bh
"Four fletch white feathers and 600 grains is a beautiful thing."

myshootinstinks

For hunting I'm using 650gr out of a 51# bow = 12.75.

OregonTom

I am shooting cedar arrows that are 30 inches  with a 125 grain zwickey up front out of a 45# @ 28 recurve.  They weigh from 495 to 511 grains total.  If I calculated right they are 16 grains per inch total

Longbow58

550gr. out of a 50# @29in. bow


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