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spine question.

Started by David Dumke, September 26, 2011, 05:55:00 PM

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David Dumke

Im receive a new (used) bow soon and was thinking since its wooden it deserves no less than wood arrows.

My father recently asked me why I don't just make my own arrows since he's bought basically a woodshop from auctions and rummage sales. I have to agree with him, though I think ill start with blank shafts.

My question is, does the spine increase or decrease as you shorten the arrow? I've read some thing about it some where but I can't for the life of me remember the answer or where I read it.
Hoyt Game Master TD Recurve- 48#'s @ 28"

Checkmate Hunter TD Recurve- 59#'s @ 28"

Prairie Drifter

spine increases as you shorten the arrow
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David Dumke

Thank now I guess that leads to another question. Is there a general idea of how much per " it increases?
Hoyt Game Master TD Recurve- 48#'s @ 28"

Checkmate Hunter TD Recurve- 59#'s @ 28"

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Bjorn

Pretty much 5# per half inch but it is not exact nor linear.


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