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Author Topic: 1916 Aluminums  (Read 1546 times)

Offline 1Longbow

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1916 Aluminums
« on: October 01, 2018, 08:06:16 PM »
Anyone using these this hunting season? If so would you mind sharing your set up. thank you

Offline mikolay87

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2018, 05:40:43 AM »
Im using 29 in 1916 with 3 five inch parabolic fletchings. I am using the standard easton inserts with 125 grain simmons broadheads. I also installed a unibushing and am using easton x nocks. The arrow is right around 450 grains

The bow is a CD archery WF19 riser with 42lb dryad limbs and a ten ring fury string.

Through the chrono I get about 178 ft/sec
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60” Big Jim’s Desert Bighorn 37@28
56" Toelke Lynx Recurve 50,46,54@27
60” Primal Tech Recurve 35@28
64" Toelke Lynx Longbow 38,47,51@27
64” Impala supreme 37@28

Offline starshooter

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2018, 11:31:03 AM »
I’ll chime in. I shoot Easton Legacys 1916 XX75 s 28” with 125gr. Haven’t tried the Uni bushings however. The ink on the arrow say it’s 10 GPI  which matches my power 42# at
my draw of 26”. I might want to add another 20 grs. For me it’s good out to 15 yds. Beyond that it’s dicey.  Just depends on other factors as shooting / hunting style and most important, experience.
64” Howard Hill “Redman”  46” @26”
66” Jet Archery “Jaguar” 42#@ 26”
52” Java Man “Helms Deep”  41#@ 26”

Online doubleo

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #3 on: October 02, 2018, 02:07:44 PM »
I used to shoot these shafts out of my 50# bows with about 125gr. up front. I think the 1916 are about a 600 spine. Me and my buddy Knobby use to shoot these shafts and were always amazed how well these shafts flew out of 50# to 60# bows. Just try different weight tips up front.
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Online 9 Shocks

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #4 on: October 02, 2018, 06:47:38 PM »
I have shot these out of 43-50lb bows at my 27" draw.  Anywhere from 29-29.5"s with 125-175 grains up front!
60” Bear Mag Takedown 47@28
58” Schafer Silvertip recurve 47@27
58" Primaltech Longbow 48@28

Offline DarrinG

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #5 on: October 02, 2018, 07:51:55 PM »
Easton XX75 1916 Camo Hunters 27 3/4" long, standard insert, Zwickey Delta 2 blade 170g. Three 5" shield cut feathers. Out of a recurve, 43#, FF Plus Flemish string off the shelf. 3 under. Flies like lazers.

I also shoot the same shafts in 1816 with a 135g Simmons Land Shark out of another recurve at 42#. Also lazer-like flight and pretty fast too.
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Offline dbd870

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #6 on: October 03, 2018, 08:17:08 AM »
29.5" w/ 150gr heads worked well with my 40-45# bows
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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #7 on: October 03, 2018, 09:55:12 AM »
1916s cut to 29" @ my 28" draw. Three 3" shield fletches; 300g p front for a 28% FOC. 41# Javaman Elkheart.Slow but sure.

Offline Jason Kendall

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #8 on: October 03, 2018, 04:44:21 PM »
I shoot them from my 48# bow, I use the uni bushing too and 125 tips. They weigh in at 480 grains and fly perfect even without feathers (for testing) I have them dressed with 3, 4" parabolic feathers. 

Offline Red Beastmaster

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Re: 1916 Aluminums
« Reply #9 on: October 04, 2018, 11:00:20 AM »
Last years set up: 1916 Legacy's, 28" BOP, Zwickey Eskimo w/alum adapter, three 5" fletch. Samick Sage one piece recurve, 42# @ 27" draw.
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