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Draw weight and Draw Length Question

Started by kawika b, November 03, 2007, 01:05:00 AM

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kawika b

Two bows of equal poundage but at different tillered draw lengths will shoot at the same speed right? It's just that the bow with the shorter power stroke will lose it's momentum sooner,,, right?
Nana ka maka;
ho`olohe ka pepeiao;
pa`a ka waha.

Observe with the eyes;
listen with the ears;
shut the mouth.

Thus one learns>>>------>TGMM Family of the Bow

kawika b

something sounds off,lol. to compensate for a shorter draw you need to add 3# to the draw weight rated for its IBO (i think that's what its called) rated speed for every inch under the rated draw length,,, but you'll lose speed quicker,,, or something like that,lol.
Nana ka maka;
ho`olohe ka pepeiao;
pa`a ka waha.

Observe with the eyes;
listen with the ears;
shut the mouth.

Thus one learns>>>------>TGMM Family of the Bow

paradocs

The arrow from the bow with the longer power stroke will have a higher intial velocity; rate of deceleration will be a constant, all else being equal....at least for all practical purposes....ain't no physicist, though

Bjorn

Kawika, has waiting for your new ACS cannon got you so wigged out that you're talking to yourself over the internet?? LOL

kawika b

Nana ka maka;
ho`olohe ka pepeiao;
pa`a ka waha.

Observe with the eyes;
listen with the ears;
shut the mouth.

Thus one learns>>>------>TGMM Family of the Bow

Bjorn

When it arrives you have to post pics and let us hear the sonic boom too!


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