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Which arrows w/ 45# recurve?

Started by snag, January 20, 2008, 10:26:00 AM

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snag

I have ordered a set of 45#@28" limbs for my Cheyenne recurve. I have a set of 56# that I will shoot and hunt with. But I thought for some tournament archery and for everyday shooting I would take it easy and shoot the 45# for working on form. I have never shot this low of weight limbs before. Do you think the centercut Morrison would do well with 60# spined POC? How about aluminum and carbons?  Thanks!  David
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Killdeer

I am shooting a Cheyenne with foam core limbs at 46#. My draw is 26.5", the arrows are 27". I use a 2013 with heads of 125-175, or a 2016. Heavy ash shafts (600 grains total weight) in the high 40's spine shoot well, just got in some spined 50-55 that I think will do better. Sitkas at 58# spine and 450 grains total weight do very well. The bow is not picky!

Killdeer
Long, long afterward, in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.

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Gatekeeper

Snag,

I shoot a 45# 60" Black Widow recurve. My draw is 29" and I use Carbon Express, Heritage 250 arrow cut to 30.5". Total arrow weight is 580 grains.

This arrow setup works well for the bow.

Tom
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Bill Carlsen

My wife shoots 45# @ 26". Her bow really likes the Axis/Bemans in 500 spine and 27" long. I make them with a 100 grain adapter and she shoots 100 grain field points or 100 grain four blade Phantoms.
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NoCams

Killy is right..... Morrison Cheyenne is very spine tolerant. I can shoot several versions of CE Heritage 150's and 250's out of mine. I have other long bows that are not center shot and are VERY picky of spine, brace, etc, etc.
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bayoulongbowman

I shoot 582 grain arrow...Mike at the nocking point made me!!!! Im happy camper!!   :wavey:    :thumbsup:    :archer:
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redfish

I use 1916s for that weight range and vary the length.
El Paisano
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JEFF B

1916 or 2016 or carbons 3555 all shoot good off my 45#er at 26 1/2 to 27"
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other times i let her sleep"

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snag

Good to know I have lots of options. I kind of thought that would be the case with the center-cut riser. I shoot POC all the way up to 80#-84# spine with the 56#.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

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John

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chesapeakeblend

I have a 48# bear at 27" and I shoot 60-65 POC and they fly great.
Mike Norton

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