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Spine for 31" woodies

Started by blinds, January 17, 2008, 10:24:00 PM

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blinds

My son is switching from aluminum to woodies. He is shooting a longbow cut to about center. His draw weight is 50# @ 30" with his arrows cut to 30 1/2 or 31" .  I checked the archives, but I couldn't find anything to help. Would some of you who shoot about that same set-up please give me some help?

Shawn Leonard

Not really enough info. what longbow is ghe shooting, is it mild or hard R/D or is it a hill style. Than we can get ya close. If hard R/D than 65-70# at least depending on point weight. Shawn
Shawn

HATCHCHASER

I have a Turkey Creek pulling 50 @ 30.  I am shooting some 60-65 with 145 grain tips.  If you are gonna use heavier tips I would go to 65-70.  I am right on the verge of being weak, gonna drop the points to 125.
It's not the arrival, it's the journey.

Orion

I agree.  65-70 at a minimum.  My draw length is shorter, but I always overspine by 10# or more.  Works for me on both centershot and non-centershot bows.  By the way, 65-70 is not overspined at a 30-inch draw.  It's about right on.  70#-80# would be overspining.


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