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Travisc406
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weight tubes and arrow spine....
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October 07, 2007, 11:57:00 AM »
I bought two goldtip 3555 arrows to try out of my 53 pound bow. I put 5 inch shield cut right wing fletch on one and left the other bare. I am using 125 grain points and they are flying really well. I wanna bump the weight up with the 5 grains per inch weight tubes but am woundering how that will effect my spine. Any clues? thanx Travis :confused:
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Mike Byrge@home
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I have found that adding the weight tubes makes the shaft act "weaker".
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hickry
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October 07, 2007, 01:35:00 PM »
us too... i don't know why, but it was pretty evident when we did the bare shaft tuning...
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Rick McGowan
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I did lots of testing to make heavy shafts and I found that anything you add full length to the inside of the shaft, that dosn't have any spine of its own will weaken the dynamic spine of the shaft.
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Otto
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October 07, 2007, 10:26:00 PM »
I agree and I believe it's because the mass has been added to the arrow and that additional mass causes the arrow to flex a bit more as the arrow oscillates in flight. If I had to guess I'd estimate maybe a 3-5 lb change in spine. I don't believe it's any more than that but it is noticable.
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