Help please!! Stu Miller calculator

[Tatorbones]

I cannot figure this dang thing out.

Can some punch the numbers on my arrows and bow.

Specifications: ted Nugent 5575 arrows

Draw Weight 55-75

Weight 9.2 gr.in

Spine 0.400"

O.D. 0.302"

I.D. 0.246"

Length 32"

Draw Weight 75-95

Weight 10.2 gr.in

Spine 0.340"

O.D. 0.310"

I.D. 0.246"

Length 32"

100 grain brass insert
3x5" feathers

My bow is a r/d long bow from Maddog archery.
Midsized long bow.

53#/29"
Center Cut

I think that is all the information needed. I'm trying to calculate how much weight I am going to need up front and if I can cut some off or should I just leave them.

It would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance I spent 30 min. plus trying to figure this thing out.  

[rastaman]

What kind of string are you using (how many strands, fastflight or dacron)?

[Tatorbones]

b-50 flemish string

[rastaman]

Using the 340 shaft cut to 31 inches with a 150 grain point (and the 100gr insert) will put you close according to the calculator.  On that shaft, start cutting a little at a time from 32 inches down testing along the way..i'm not familiar with those shafts..i know they are gold tips (i think).

[rastaman]

And on the 400 shaft cut to 30 inches with a 125 grain point (and the 100gr insert) will put you close according to the calculator.  Again, i wouldn't cut it that short initially..trim a little at a time testing along the way.  i used the generic carbon shaft on the calculator for both of these..
Hope this helps some...

[Prairie Drifter]

I'm pretty sure that the 75/95 are .300 spine. Just use the gt trad arrow setting on the calc. Not enough differance between the trads and the nugents. Mike's bows are cut 1/8" before center. Hope this helps

[Tatorbones]

Thank you very much guys. I will take the tuning slow.

[metsastaja]

based on your info and the +1/8 center cut here is what i got. I used the Gold tip 5575..since the Nug arrows are goldtip.




With the 7595 you would almost need to keep arrow at 32bop use a 175 BH and 100g insert. Your arrow weight would end up at about 577

[ranger 3]

Just curious Metsastaja, why did you put yes on the footing? The 100 grn insert isn't considered a footing I don't think.

[kat]

Also curiouis Metsastaja, why did you use .600 for the strike plate thickness.  That is over 9/16ths thick.
I have had trouble with this calculator too. Perhaps this is what I am doing wrong.

[Tatorbones]

The arrow is 5575. Not 7595, So I'm guessing it is ok to cut it down some. I think I will have to only take it down at a little at a time but will still be ok.

[bubinga]

Any insert in excess of .9" is inputed as a footing.  You enter the length as the actual length over .9".  If you haven't read the instructions fully, I suggest you do so, they are very detailed.

[metsastaja]

I was in a bit of a hurry and apologize. Here is the correct entries

Notice I changed the center cut to 3/16: 2/16 for the center cut of bow plus 1/16 for plate thickness. The strike plate thickness only has an impact on specific bows in the database.  For generics you should enter center cut + plate thickness in the box.

[Jim Wright]

I readily admit I am not familiar with the calculator but my set-up is only a pound or two heavier than yours and I found 5575's spine stiff enough that trying a 3555 might not be a bad idea.

[trick00]

I get the same results as metsastaja IF your draw length is 28" and strike plate thickness is 1/16". I may have missed it but I did not see your draw length anywhere. Also the strike plate thickness is ignored when generic is chosen as bow type.

[Tatorbones]

My draw is 29 inches

[metsastaja]

Adjusted for 29" draw.