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Homemade heavy arrows

Started by Pivo, February 04, 2013, 08:09:00 PM

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Pivo

Is anyone putting something inside their arrows that isnt a purchased weight tube that gives additional weight with minimal effect on spine. I saw a video online where a guy looked to be using tygon or tubing from a iv set. Any ideas?

lpcjon2

Guys use a number of things to add weight to the front, and to stiffen or weaken a arrow.example  Allthread behind the insert for added FOC.
Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a
difference in the world, but the Marines don't have that problem.
—President Ronald Reagan

rraming

I've read all sorts of stuff, weed waker cord, tubing, even sand. The weight tubes make the shaft act weaker a little bit. Imagine the other stuff does the same

WESTBROOK

I think Monte Browning uses #12 insulated solid copper wire, gets'em up into the 1000g range.

Eric

Alan Coe

I have found that weed whacker cord works real well. I can get two strands inside my GT 5575 and GT7595.

With the two strands, it is a snug fit. No noise and I gain 140 grs.

With my AD trads, I have to use a thinner cord to get two strands in. I gain about 110 grs.

I really have not noticed an appreciable chane in spine.

Alan


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