For a 45 pound recurve at 27, I shoot Heritage 150 w 50 grain brass insert and 200 grain head,

QuoteOriginally posted by Eugene Slagle:
The download that you have there showes mt FOC to be at 22.5 but Stu Miller's showes me at 16.0

Which one is correct?

I inputed the infor that is my arrow into both.

I'm guessing Stu Miller Is using method 2 In the link I posted and that's the method I prefer. From what I understand neither way Is wrong. Like Ashby said In his reports when people discuss FOC with each other, be clear to people on what method you use so people don't get confused.

QuoteOriginally posted by Rob DiStefano:
there's a place and time and reason for everything.

my well flying 11/32" (actually .03215" in diameter) woodies are barely 11% to a max of 14% foc and all are at least 600 grains, some near 700 grains total weight.  they have and will kill real well.  i hope to bury a few in the right mark come this spring's hunt.

my "panzer tank killer" arrow is a gt .286" diameter 55/75 carbon that's 680 grains and well over 30% foc.  it will out penetrate (by almost 6") a woodie of the same total weight, when shot into a dense, layered foam butt, both sport the same tusker concorde broadhead.  both fly as if on rails.

which should i prefer to hunt hogs with this spring, and why?      

I'd be happy with either (if they shot well) should someone invite me on a hog hunt.      

Sounds like either will defeat the gristle plate and spell dead little piggy.