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Offline jake jr. trickshot

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Re: Heavy Arrows
« Reply #20 on: August 09, 2007, 02:43:00 PM »
terry, compressed maple?  :confused:    :confused:

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Offline Adam B

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Re: Heavy Arrows
« Reply #21 on: August 22, 2007, 10:45:00 PM »
I am new to this web page and do not want to step out of bounds here but if you dont mind a carbon arrow The PSE Black Mamba is a realy nice Hevy arrow they have a 23 gr SS incert and have a 10 gr SS coller the waigh in at 10.5 GPI and come with waight tubes too, I have some cut to 27.5" and with the wait tubes in them and a 125gr tip they are 720gr If you made them 31" or full legth for a recuve or long bow and used the waight tubes with say a 150gr tip on it you could have a 900-1000gr arrow real easy and you can just about not destroy them...

Never tried them in my recuve but would be half temted to get more and try them ???

If any shows some intrest I would be more than happy to buy more and try them out ???
Stick and string is my theripy

Offline foudarme

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Re: Heavy Arrows
« Reply #22 on: September 04, 2007, 11:57:00 AM »
you can too put a 1916 shaft in a 2117 arrow or a 1716 shaft in a 2020 arrow... you will obtain arrows between 650 and 675gr without the broadhead at a 29# length...those arrows, depending on your broadhead weights' are good for the 80-90# recurves'range (I personally use 250gr points)...So I use too a 1550gr arrow casts at 186fps with a 100# bowtech tribute: I put a 1916 in a 2117 and this heavy shaft in a 2419...it flies like a dart with STOS broadheads...

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