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raimiewmg
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Montana Longbow arrow spine
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May 02, 2008, 11:12:00 AM »
I am purchasing a 55lb @28" Left hand Bear Montana Longbow. But according to the draw length bow at Cabalas my draw is only 24" so do I need to purchase Arrows spined for 55lb or spined for 45lb to 50lb? Also what is a good starting weight broadhead for hunting Whitetail?
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tomh
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3 rivers recommended 60-65 in their wood arrows to me, but that is drawing a full 28 inches with a 125 head. Might be a little stiff for your draw.
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SCATTERSHOT
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Re: Montana Longbow arrow spine
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May 02, 2008, 11:25:00 AM »
Rule of thumb is 3#/inch, so you're drawing that bow 43#. I think I would start with 40-45# shafts, at 28", and go from there. With the 125 grain point, you should be pretty close. You have a lot of room to trim the length of the arrow for perfect flight.
Good luck!
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