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Weight and spine on woods

Started by Dan bree, July 23, 2014, 10:47:00 AM

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Dan bree

How much tip weight would change the spine on wood shafts
Dan Breen

Pat B

+25gr would weaken by 5# of spine weight.
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Bjorn

Pat x 2. My experience as well.

Fletcher

For me, higher spines, 75+, seemed to be affected less, but in the 50-70 range I found about 5-6 gr equaled a pound of spine.  That is right in line with Pat and Bjorn.
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Surewood Steve

According to ACE Archery, if the point is more than 125 gr. add 1# of spine for each additional 7 grains of head weight.
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snag

QuoteOriginally posted by Surewood Steve:
According to ACE Archery, if the point is more than 125 gr. add 1# of spine for each additional 7 grains of head weight.
2X

Steve I like the tag line on your postings too!   :thumbsup:
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Sam McMichael

I am glad to see this. This has crossed my mind several times, but this is the first time I remember it discussed. Thanks, guys.
Sam


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