My youngest daughter wanted to prowl through my arrow making supplies this afternoon, so I let her help me go through it all. It's been stored in my shop for some time. We found 8 raw cedar shafts  spined 78-82# weighing 489-516 grains. I thought I'd given those to the Coast Guard guy I gave an 80# Martin Hunter to several years ago. Don't have a clue what I might do with those shafts, since I shoot ~50#'s now. But it did bring back memories of being very tired after shooting 15 arrows!  

If you decide to do a give away you can put my name in the hat. I'm still shooting cedars spined from 65# to 100#.

Im afraid to rummage through some of the stuff I have.So I will go out and shoot 36 arrows and give you a thumbs up    Oh and if you do the hat thing throw me in I have a 70# Hill.

Can you strap two of them together for me?

QuoteOriginally posted by Raging Water:
Can you strap two of them together for me?

So yer sayin' you need 160# spined arrows weighing a thousand grains before you start adding weight?    

(Somebody quick! Tell Raging Water the T Rex's are all extinct!)  :D

Isn't there a saying about a guy shooting a heavy bow,He's compensating for something else     ...LOL       (Just Kidden  I shoot a 70#)

You are right about the saying.

However, I think it is "Porsche" not bows.

That's why I drive an old Ford.  

I only shoot 55 lbs and use 500 spine arrows.  I guess I must not be compensating for anything.    

Following that line of thought, maybe I should switch to a 25# bow!