cx her 90's

[Chub]

you could say im looking for in put current equipt 60 inch boblee rec 54@27 but only draw 26so im guessing about 50-51lbs of draw slso shoot 3 under ff string                                                                  any imput

[Lefty]

I would think that you would be better off with the CE Heritage 150's at that draw weight.  Now you get closer to 40-45 pound and those 90's are the ticket.

[bowmaster12]

i agree with lefty i hsoot a 50# recurve adn shoot a 29 inch 150 125 tip shoots great think 90 is going to be to lite

[Chub]

ttt

[A.S.]

I don't know guys. I'm shooting the CE Thunderstorms (basically the same shaft) out of my 49-50# bows (I draw 27"). Cut to
27 1/4" the tune just perfect. Depending on the bow, I use either 125 or 145 gr points.

Jesse and Chris, don't you think that drawing 50@26 instead of 50@28 would warrant the 90's instead of 150's?

[Lefty]

If the arow was cut back to 27" and a 125 or 145 grain point used, then you may be right Allen.  Of course at that length and with a 125 grain point, that is only going to be about 425 grains total arrow weight.  Which with a 50# bow is only hitting 8.5 gpp.  I know you like that, but for me, I would rather be in the 10-11 gpp.  Much easier to get there with a little stiffer arrow and higher FOC.  Just answering from my own perspective, but you are correct Allen.  It could work depending on what Chub wants in a finished arrow.

[A.S.]

You got it Chris. There is definately more than one way to skin this cat!

Take care.

[Chub]

hey guys that is why im looking for input .hnuting for whitails is largest game ill be using this setup for . im liking the heavy gs per lb of bow.