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Arrow--Where to start?

Started by 1Longbow, August 24, 2009, 10:32:00 PM

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1Longbow

I have a 55# recurve (64") I draw 29"'s and I could use some help on what shaft size to start with. I'd like to use aluminum,but I'm not opposed to carbon either. I'd like to use 125- 150 grain heads,but your suggestions and knowledge would be very much appreciated. Thank you for your help--1Longbow

Shaun

2117 or 23xx (I forget what the standard 23 shaft thickness is) should be a good starting point. Start with them long and shorten 1/4" at a time till they fly right.

FerretWYO

I would try a 2315 or a 2018 maybe. As shaun said start long widdle till they fly.
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David Lewis

2018 strong durable shaft. smaller diameter and thicker wall compared to the 2315. Both pluses IMHO.

James Wrenn

2018 or 2117 would be my first choice.
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Blackhawk

What Mr. Wrenn said...as ususal.
Lon Scott

BRITTMAN

2018 cut to 30 in. with 125 grain tip should work perfect .
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