heritage shaft help

[jbuck9]

Well fellas I have'int shot what I call a low poundage bow for some time now, so I have a ptf widow which is 45# @ 29" and I draw 29" and would like too shoot an arrow at BOP 30" and would like too shoot in the area of 500grains, I was thinking 150 heritage, any thoughts, thanks guys.

[Cherokee Scout]

depending on the point weight, the 150 might be too stiff. Consider the 90.

[Jack Whitmire Jr]

Use the 90 with a  175 grain point and it should shoot great, they will weigh about 477 grains.


Jack

[JRY309]

The 90's would be my choice,but make sure you get the newer 90's.When they first came out they were only 29",but now the newer ones are 30" now.

[jacobsladder]

90s

[JimmyC]

150's at 30"  will likely work (especially if you shoot fast flight string material)and will likely give you a nice heavy arrow.  90's will work too, just depends on what you want to accomplish..

[jbuck9]

Iam shooting d97 FF and 3/16th past center, would like the arrow in the area of 500 too 520.

[dennis rice]

Im shooting the 150's out of three different bow
There all 28.5" long with a 100 grain insert and 125 grain point

Shrew classic hunter 50# @ 27"
Wes Wallace longbow 51# @ 26"
Wes Wallace recurve 50# @ 28"
im drawing about 27"

I would think you should be able to make the 150' work

[WESTBROOK]

I think the 150's might work, your cut past center and a strong recurve.

I shoot 150's 30.5" 175g point, 550g total out of a Super Shrew LB thats #53 @ 30".

Eric

[monkeyball]

With your long arrow length and a heavy point you should be ok. Both of those will soften up the spine.

            Craig

[kadbow]

I am shooting 29" 150s, w/145 gr points and the aluminum inserts out of a 52# @ 28" PTF, drawing 27".  They fly great, I think 150s will work for you.

[Crash]

I vote for the 150's also.  I am shooting them out of a 46@28 Centaur with the standard insert and 200 grain tip at 29"s long.  Arrow weight is 540 grains.

[shadman]

The 150's will work just fine.

[James Wrenn]

Another vote for the 150s leaving them that long.