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tenbrook
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Howard Hill Arrow ?'s
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November 30, 2008, 11:12:00 AM »
I just got a new Howard Hill "Big 5" 70" 45#@28" I pull 29" and like to use a 30" arrow with a 125 grain field point. What spine wood shaft would you Howard hill shooters recommend? Also what brace height and nock height?
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50-55# would probably work, but I think 55-60# would work better. I brace my Hills at 6 3/4. That's a good starting point, but you may end up 1/4 inch above or below that. I set my nock at 5/8 inches and nock under, not over like Hill did. There, too, you may find you need to go up or down a little, but it's a good place to start. Good luck and have fun. Hills are fun to shoot.
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I agree 55-59 spine would be a good staring point. Flint
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