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Question about "arrow spine"

Started by treetoppredator, March 14, 2011, 07:16:00 AM

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treetoppredator

Specs:  -50-55 # draw weight
       -28in. draw
       -easton axis 500's (8.?)gpi,
       (cut to 29in.)
                 
I was wondering if I could shoot a 190-200 grain broadhead with the above poundage and arrows?

elknut1

At closer to the 50# weight yes, but as you get closer to the 55# weight you could have a weak spine issue, you may have to go to a 400 spine? 28" draw equates to a 28 1/2"--29" arrow length!

 ElkNut1

SEMO_HUNTER

Check Stu's calculator, it will answer your questions better than we can by only speculation. The calculator does not lie.
~Varitas Vos Liberabit~ John 8:32

treetoppredator

Ordered some beman classic mfx in the 400 spine and some 190 grain simmons treesharks! I figure I'll have to fiddle with the arrow length a little to get it just right.

Possum Head

Sounds like my set-up plus 1/2" on arrow length and 175's shot great

stickem1

Those should work. My 55#er shoots 400s well with 200 up front.


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