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Advantage of a long draw?

Started by Matt D., January 19, 2009, 07:08:00 PM

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Matt D.

Does anyone know a rule of thumb for what you gain in performance for an additional inch of draw length? Say you have two bows, the same efficiency, one 50# @ 28", the other 50# @ 30". Shooting the same arrow, how much of an advantage does the 30" draw have?

katman

Matt, I remembered reading posts by OL on the 4 strand string thread here on tradgang. I pulled these lines from from it, hope he won't mind. So it looks like 2 inches would be about 6% more horespower.

"Adam up there is getting 4-6% more so it's like he's drawing a full 1.5-2" more"

"3% or the equivalent of 1" of draw length"
shoot straight shoot often

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