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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: yekrut on March 23, 2011, 07:36:00 PM
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Is a 520gr arrow a good weight outta a 46lb bow, doese anyone else shoot close to that arra weight??
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yes...
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Im shooting close to that grain with a 48lb bow and am very happy with arrow flight and penetration.
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Works for me.
Leland
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Originally posted by yekrut:
Is a 520gr arrow a good weight outta a 46lb bow, doese anyone else shoot close to that arra weight??
You're shooting an 11.30 GPP (grains per pound) arrow. Many people shoot 10-12 GPP arrows so if you like how the arrows fly, how they penetrate and hit where you look, you're good to go.
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All day long if they shoot straight in your bow.
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I shoot 520 with 45#,works great.
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IF ITS GOOD,STICK WITH IT,,,
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Cool!! glad to hear that they work well for others too! thanks
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525gr. 28" draw
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Yep.
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46# bow-550gr. cedars, fly like darts!If they fly good for you then you should stick with them!
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620gr - 48lbs nice - hits like a freight train
Morrison 60" 48 lb
Easton Axis 400 _- 300 up front
Asgeir
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Very appropriate for up to deer size critters.
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just over 500 gr. With a 49 lb. Bow
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i shoot arrows almost 600gr out of my bows and like them alot. also have some 560ish gr arrows for the same bows. i like that wieght range alot for the 2 main bows
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good stuff here, thanks sounds like quite a few people shoot over 500grs in the 45 to 49lb range.
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I'm shooting that weight outta my 46# Wapiti and get excellent flight. Assuming, of course, that you have the spine dialed in, you should have a great set-up.
Shoot straight, and often!
RJE
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I'm at 555 gr. at 48#@26.75" draw weight. Works very well for me for hunting and 3D as well.
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heck yeah, just fine at typical trad hunting distances.
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I'm in that neighborhood with a 47# bow.
Everything is workin fine!