50@29 what arrow are you using

[woodbender]

im shootin a 62" curve 50@29. presently shooting uncut 3355 gold tip 100 grain brass insert with 145 point,5 inch fletch. they fly pretty good but wandering if i can do better?

[JamesKerr]

I shoot carbon express heritage 250s from a 53 pound longbow with 50 grain brass inserts and a 175 grain point and they fly perfect bareshaft at 28 1/2 inches this would not work for you but I would look into those shafts

[Wannabe1]

I shoot AD Trad Lites cut 29.5" bop with 145gr-175gr tips. Fly like darts.

[Moon]

I draw 50@29" (3-under) and shoot the following arrows:

1) Carbon Express Heritage 250 (30") with 175 tip / 535 grains.

2) Easton Axis 400 (full length) with 175 tip / 500 grains.

3) Easton Excel 400 (30.5") with 145 grain tip / 465 grains.

4) GT blemished 55/75 30.5" with 145 grain tip / 450 grains.

All these work great, but I prefer the added weight of the Carbon Express 250 for hunting.

Good Luck.

[Rob DiStefano]

if it ain't broke, don't fix it.   :D

can't see how what i shoot should influence your arrow choices, but you did ask ...

• 'hawk & hill, 51# & 54#
• 29.5" beman ics bowhunter, .500 spine, 350 up front, 585 grains
• 29.5" surewood, 45/50 spine, 125 to 160 up front, 550 to 585 grains

[elbow]

I dhoot a bear Kodiak 52@30 use Gold Tip 5575 full length with 50 grain. Insert 145 grain heads flies great.

[Friend]

51 @ 28...draw slightly past 28...shelf cut 1/8” past center

Victory HV 350… 6.7 gpi…29.5” arrow…400 up front … 615 gn-total… ~32.0% FOC

[woodbender]

thanks for all the input it gives me a few ideas

[KevO]

I also shoot 35/55's. My bow is 52#'s @ 29".  I have the regular adapter but use a long steel insert w/ a 125 grain woodsman.   They fly great.

[legends1]

I shoot 51#@31" i shoot the AD lites.

[Rob DiStefano]

get yerself a shaft test kit - carbon, wood, alum, whatever - and field points from 125 to 250 grains.  for each spine range, leave one bare shaft at full length, one bare shaft at your draw length (plus appropriate overhang added length) and the same at yer draw length but fletched up.  vary the point weights and see how they fly.  you may find that different bows like different arrow spines, lengths, mass weights .... the ONLY way to suss all this out is with your testing.  it's that subjective.

[xtrema312]

Have you bare shafted that full lenght 3555?  A full length one with 245 gr. up front sounds a little weak if that curve is cut past center like most.  I just tried to shoot a 3555 or 500 out of a cut to center longbow and they were way weak with aluminum inserts and 145 points on them in a bow just a couple pounds heavier and just hair more draw length.  I had to build out the strike plate to work with them.  I had two curves cut past center at about 50@29 this winter and both needed 5575 shafts about 30" with 100 gr. inserts and 145-175 points.