2 bows 1 arrow?

[huntnut]

Because money is short now after buying my to new toys I was wondering if I can find an arrow that I can shoot out of both and just change tip weights. Both are Black Widow first is a 56#@28 MA II the other PL II 58#@28 I draw around 27 1/2" so drop about a pound of each. If I can get them both to shoot the same length but with diffrent weight heads I would like too for now. I'm thinking easton 2020's around 29" would work, and use 125gr head for the MA II and use 150gr-175gr for the PL II. I used Kelly's Chart to come up with this. And yes I know with out bare shaft tuning I won't know for sure, but this seems like a good strating point. Arrow weight should be 558gr 9.8%foc for the MA II and 583gr-608gr 11.4%-12.8%foc for the PLII

[texbow2]

Being that the lognbow is 2 lbs heavier you should be close on the same arrow/point with both. 2020 should be about right at 29". if you were going shorter maybe 2018

[Wannabe1]

Arrow Dynamics. I shoot the same arrow out of all of my bows. And lets just say, I have more than 5 or 6.

[huntnut]

I thought about getting some .400 carbons and loading the fronts up as needed too, to get the rigt spines for each bow. Is the weight you do with the AD's?

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

In your case, this shouldn't even remotely be a problem. Tune your arrows to the lighter bow, and then tune your heavier bow to the same arrow. If you're only talking 2# difference in draw weight, a second set of silencers on the heavier bow may do the trick.

[huntnut]

I'm just wondering even tho the recurve is a couple pounds less that it is cut more past center and that it will have more power then the longbow and need a stiffer arrow.

[fatman]

I agree with the Arrow Dynamics, I shoot the same 29" shafts with points from 200-350gr. from longbows and recurves ranging from 45# to 60#.

As Jason mentioned, a little adjustment with nock point and brace height should get your bows shooting the same sticks  

[Wannabe1]

Jason and Fatman are on the money here. My bows range from 40# - 53# and I tuned to the lower poundage bow and adjusted the others as I went up. I also went a few grains heavier up front as I went up in bow weight.

[cacciatore]

I use the same arrow for most of my bows within 5# just changing the point but using a stiffer arrow with inserts, adaptersnts, points you have endless solutions

[James Wrenn]

I probably have 20 or more bows around here at any given time.I can shoot a 29" 500 or 600 spine out of all of them with a little change in point weight.With a longer arrow a 400 will shoot out of all of them as well.Once you learn to tune a bow to an arrow things get so simple.  

[NDTerminator]

Yep, I shoot the same arrow from all my recurves from #50-#55...

[Paul Mattson]

The Arrow Dynamic's would be a great choice.  I have had nothing but great reviews on how they can be shot from various bow wts.  If you like a higher FOC you can add a 100 grn brass insert.

[woodchucker]

You worry to dang much!!!!! Just put the same points on all the arrows AND JUST SHOOT THEM!!!!!

[Bob G]

AMEN Woodchucker. I shoot all my arrows wood' alum, from 4 or 5 bows and they all shoot just fine. I have never weighed an arrow or matched the spine. They are all the same length and have 125gr tips. I shoot 2-3 inch groups at 20 yds. Just go out and have fun.