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woody arrow spine?

Started by darb, July 31, 2010, 02:34:00 PM

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darb

Just picked up a new to me 70's Kodiak Magnum.  It is 48# @28 and shoots full length 1916 w/ 145s like rockets.  What spine weight for woodies should I go with?
Thanks- Darb

Cromm

55-60lb or 60-65lb I would say.

jamesh76

i would say 50-55. depends on strike plate/rest, string material, length of arrow and point weight you want to use though.

alot of variables to just guess.

50-55 or 55-60 I would guess.
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James Haney
Spring Hill, KS
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**DONOTDELETE**

depends on arrow length & point weight.. 50-55 / 55-60 or even 60-65 again length & point weight.

darb

Thanks guys,
String is not FF and it is a leather plate and Bearhair rest.  I will probably be shooting 130-145 for tip depending on BH.  
As sad as it is to admit, my past experience making poplar arrows for my LB I always built the arrow around my Broadhead set up.  I don't even know the true length around 29-29.5, I guess. I would just start from the full shaft until I got the right length to where the flew like darts.
Darb

**DONOTDELETE**

That's what I do.. Full length and shoot them at 10 yards, then move out to 25 yards and cut if needed.


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