Bow/Draw weight: ^60" Predator II Recurve/55#@26.5"
Arrow and length: 2016 Easton Legacy(w/wraps) @ 28"= 581 gr. total weight
Broadhead: 145 gr. vented two blade
Total weight up front: About *260 gr.(including hotmelt)
^This bow is cut -1/8" past center. But, I built it out at the strike plate to about +1/8" to +3/16" positive of center to cause the shaft to act stiffer because of the extreme amount of weight up front.
*Achieved by inserting a .257 caliber bullet, at 87 gr., into the end of the shaft, immediately behind the insert, and secured with hotmelt.
Getting superb arrow flight with this setup. But this would not be possible without adding material to the strike plate area because of the very weak spined arrows with extreme FOC weight. I had already made the arrows that way to shoot well out of a slower bow that wasn't cut-to-center. Then, I just tuned the predator, to shoot those same arrows well, by adding the material to the strike plate area, to counteract the very weak spined shaft. Much time involved, but I love the results: high FOC weight with very good total arrow weight.
Doug