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vapor 2000

Started by redclay, August 13, 2008, 12:35:00 AM

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redclay

Any idea of a good starting point for the vapor 2000 shafts using my 48# at 28" bow? I draw about 27.5 - 28". It is cut 5/16" past center and I'm using a NAP flipper rest so I have alot of adjustment to tune. Im shooting aluminums now, but I love the durability of carbons.  :thumbsup:  
Thanks alot

jacobsladder

john at sipsey would be a good resource... if its cut past center..i dont think youll need to much weight up front..
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Cherokee Scout

The Vapor 2000s will weigh about 380grs with a 125 gr point. The spine will be close if you cut them at 29" or less. Longer than that, they will probably be too weak.
John

Big_Al

My bow is cut right at center and I use the Vapor 2000's full length with a 125gr head.  My bow is 48#@28", I'm probably getting somewhere between 45-48#.  They also work really well with a matching bow that is 43#@28, I just have to bump the point weight up to 145 grains.
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redclay



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