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blueslfb
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Arrow spine Question
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April 19, 2008, 06:45:00 PM »
I recentlly aquired a new L/B and I am pulling 60lbs @ my 27" draw it looks to be cut to center. I want to shoot woodies w/190grn Grizz's and want to end up with a 28.5 or so arrow. Can someone suggest where to start with spine.
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April 19, 2008, 08:03:00 PM »
I figure 70-80 lb, depending on string type and arrow length. I would start with 75-79's left long and trim them down until they tune perfectly either thru paper or bareshaft. You could try 70-74's, but if they turn out too soft you're SOL. If it's a hi perf bow with an FF type string, you may need 80-84. It's almost always easier to deal with too much than not enuf.
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Check your PM's...
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