Originally posted by Jeff Strubberg:
Wiehgt tubes. Weight up front is ideal, but you will be tuning different arrows if you add 100 grains up front.
maybe, maybe not. carbons have a very different
dynamic spine range than other shaft materials. there's a reason why carbons are spined in 15# ranges, and for sure the carbon shafting spine charts are just not at all accurate. add into the equation how you aim and shoot an arrow, and you could easily find that any given carbon can span a large range of foc without the need for tweaking.
as a real world example, i shoot 29.25" beman ics 500's with weight ranges between 455 and 615 grains (the weight differences are all up front via the inserts, adapters and points) and all fly dart-like out to 35 yards from a 55# longbow. carbons are just different animals than alums and woodies. took me too long and too much dinero to figure that sucker out. :rolleyes:
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