Just wondering what some of you are shooting and how many grains per pound is it for you.I'm shooting 566 and its 11.5 gpp.

My hunting arrows are 600g CX150 , 11.3 gpp out of a #53 Shrew. 765g ash, 12.3 gpp out of a #62 Robertson LB.

Eric

I usually shoot right around 9 gpp.

Rite around 10

53lbs - 425 gr arrow - 8gr/lb

600 to 700 grains -- 12 to 14 gpp out of low to upper 50s# bows.

44#s--510g ACC--145 WW
For the big game 38#s--250gs --ACE %>)

11.8

12.8

WESTBROOK, could you describe how you are getting 600grains with a 150?  Sounds like something that would work great for me...Mike

Shot in the dark, but XX75-2317 sounds about right for aluminum.  Would need inserts for carbon.  Haven't played with wood in a while to be able to judge, but there used to be these shafts of 'forged wood' available that would probably make the 600+ mark easy enough.

8.2  gpp 430 grains from 52 lbs at 29" 198 fps.

630gr puts me around 11gpp

Not sure, but I would love to buy a grain scale someday to find out just what my arrows weigh.

-Charlie

between 10 and 12 gpp for me.

Mike

anywhere from 9-10gpp

9. Thought of adding fishing line or what not to make it 10 or 11 but I just remain unconvinced its being a 9 or 10 gpp will make a difference in a kill/not kill.

Around 10 gpp

I wouldnt worry too much about what weight in its own right beyond getting the bow to shoot quiet.(Although if you shouldnt be going under 9 gpp unless you really understand what your doing in which case you probably wont go that low)

I would be more concerned with
-tuning
-getting arrows that dont break
-getting a high FOC(which ties into tuning)

George, I have to give you one of my Sitka Spruces to check out.     The grain scale is at work correct?