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ARROW WEIGHT

Started by LeverActionman, June 22, 2010, 11:38:00 AM

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LeverActionman

I shoot a 65 pound self bow and wanted to know how heavy arrow I should be shooting.From what I can tell if I go with a carbon like the goldtip traditional with a 125 grain head I will only have about a 450 grain arrow at 30in.My draw is 28in but I shoot 30in arrows.Also what spine would be good to try.Thanks

Elk whisperer

gt 5575 100gr insert 175 gr point should be close to 575 gr
The older I get the better I was

Ragnarok Forge

The common theme here has been 9.5 to 10.5 grains per lb of draw weight is a good base line.  To light of an arrow can cause damage to a bow over time.
Clay Walker
Skill is not born into anyone.  It is earned thru hard work and perseverance.

Lonala

Elk Whisper you hit itI have 65# boo backed Osage,@26.5575 gt on the way 190grn Tuskars with 125grn adapters 30" shaft is where Im starting..with 4" feathers Aloha Ron
Grizzly Stik Qarbon Nano QN2 53#@28 64"
Wesley Speacial 64" 58@27
Vixen 66"55#@28


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