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Arrow spine and weight

Started by amicus, April 03, 2008, 01:46:00 PM

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amicus

I was at the sports store today and I was going to buy some beman 340s that are 9.? per inch. But I have some beman 400s camo hunters that are 10.? per inch. Does that mean that my heavier 400s are stiffer than the lighter 340s? I know that the 340 are meant to be stiffer but my camo hunter weight more. Hope I made myself clear.  Thanks. Gilbert
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Diamond Paul

The camo film dip on the Hunters adds the weight; they have less spine than 340's.
"Sometimes the shark go away, sometimes he wouldn't go away." Quint, from Jaws

WESTBROOK

The Beman MFX woodgrain are 11.2 340, 10.4 400

Eric


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