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Started by targets3D, April 06, 2011, 03:10:00 PM

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targets3D

Hi I am shooting a 62" ILF recurve with 35# @28 with 26"DL. I want to get some fast and straight flying arrows for field target shooting/3d.

I am told I should go for 600 spine arrows but have a few questions:
1. Weight of the tip 75 or 100gr?
2. Shaft gpi
3. arrow length.
4. Any specific arrows/brands you can recommend

THANKS.
Thanks
K

b44mag

st epic 600s is what the bow shop guy told me for my 35#  with 100 gr. tip they are 6.4gpi i have 2 left and they weigh around 324gr. at 30 3/4 with the 100gr. tips and 3 4in. parabolic feathers i think they would fly better with the wt tubes in they are fast and flat shooting
im new to all this so i realy dont know
but thats what the bow shop guy made me for my bow good luck enjoy

Jason R. Wesbrock

Targets3D,

1. proper tuning will tell you which tips to use. With a plunger, you have more latitude since you can fine tune with spring tension. For your purposes, I would try to go as light as possible.

2. As light as possible. With the type of bow you're using, and only pulling 35#, you probably won't be able to find an arrow light enough to hurt it without spending a bunch of money. Stay at or above 7gpp (245 grains) ans you should be fine.

3. Proper tuning will determine this.

4. I believe Gold Tip makes a lightweight shaft in 1535 (.600 spine) but I'm not positive. You may even be able to go to a spine weaker than that with a light enough tip.


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