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draw weight

Started by oberon, January 30, 2008, 04:29:00 PM

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oberon

Is there a average as to the draw weight per inch of draw on a longbow.
Like for instance you have a longbow with an 80 pound draw at 28" and you draw 27" what are you drawing?
Best regards,
Oberon

Over&Under

I believe it is somewhere around 3 lbs per inch, but some more experience is needed to answer that correctly, not my feeble mind.

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insttech1

3lb per inch, general average
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vermonster13

Under 28" a lot of bows only lose 2# per inch and gain 3# over depending on the design.
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If you want to get any more precise, use a bow scale.
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Java Man

3#/in is a good average for 45-55# bows.  An 80# bow is going to be closer to 5#/in, IF its not stacking at all.  

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oberon

Do not have a bow scale , but the answers that have come through are good enough for me.  These answers fall in line with what I have been told before.  Just wished to confirm.
Oberon


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