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Surewood shaft recommendations

Started by hawk22, January 04, 2017, 10:33:00 PM

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hawk22

I'm going to order some surewoods to shoot this year. I'm shooting a great northern lil creep 53@28". I draw to 28" and want to shoot a 29" arrow to the back of the point.  I shooting an 18 strand TS plus Flemish splice string as well.  I've used 55-60lb spined cedar and tamarack with pretty good results.  I'm leaning towards 60-65lb spine so I can shoot a little heavier point. Thoughts?

Shadowhnter

You'll find you will need a bit more weight then just a little, in going to 60-65, since you're at 29 inches on 55-60, especially if you want to get back to a 29" BOP arrow with the 60-65.

Terry Lightle

I am shooting 56# Wild Horse Creek Kestrel with 125 up front 29 inches BOP.60-65 Fly wonderful.I also shoot nothing but Surewoods.
Terry
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snag

Doesn't matter what others shoot...unless the shelf is cut the same. To center? Past center? Before center?
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Fletcher

Assuming the Creep is cut a little out from center, you might do fine with the 55-59 and a 160 point at 29" BOP.  Shoot them and find out.  If you want a 200ish point, you will probably need at least the 60-64 spine.
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hawk22


slowbowjoe

I'd go with Fletcher's estimate, on the 55-59's.


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