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I use 'em out of some of my 55# and up bows. I put a 200 grn. head up front and they fly fine. I use them for my huntin' arrows and let my ADs sit at home. I really like the Gold Tips. Posts: 2126 | From: Dittmer, Mo. | Registered: Dec 2005
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I shoot them, full length, out of a 68# widow longbow. They fly great. Got 225 up front between brass insert and broahead.
-------------------- -1stLt Logan A. Giger- USMC "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take... but sometimes thats ok" Posts: 121 | From: North Carolina | Registered: Dec 2007
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I use them with my 60# Eaglewing Talon with a 50 grain inset and a 125 grain head. the fly great for me.
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After doing the Stu Miller calculator, I am going assemble today some GT7595's at 30"BOP with 100ginsert +125 point and external footing for my 59@28 Predator, which I draw to 28 3/4. The program shows this to be about perfect; looking forward to trying it out.
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I use them in my mid to high 60# bows. 100 gr. insert with 200gr. pts. They fly like bullets.
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I would figure they are pretty stiff. I use them with my trainning wheels and it is #70@28.5.
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I'm using them with my Leon Stewart 60" 55#@28". I have 200 grains up front. Arrows are 29 3/4".
Martin
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I shoot them at 31" out of my 80- 85 lb bows. I put 400g up front. They will bare shaft to 30 + yards. Farther probably if I could hit a bag that far.
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I think you should listen to your Dad and leave that Schafer on the wall for a little while longer.
-------------------- Schafer Silvertip 66#-"In memory", Green Mountain Longbow 60#, Hill Country Harvest Master TD 59#
"Some of the world's greatest feats were accomplished by people not smart enough to know they were impossible." - Doug Lawson. Posts: 1258 | From: Essex Junction, Vermont | Registered: Jan 2005
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I use the 75/95 shafts as well. I shoot a 70# recurve with a 31" draw. The 55/75 shoot pretty good, but just a little better arrow flight with the 75/95's. Probably because of the longer draw.
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