I just shot my 67# spined doug fir arrows along with my 58# cedars-both are 29" to BOP and 125 grains up front with the same fletching (5 3/8" bananna). from 15 yards, they all grouped together. 2 arrows of each type, and I could make a circle with both thumbs and middle finger and they all would fit inside of it.
I am at a total loss as to how to explain it, but as long as it's working, I'm not gonna mess with it. The doug fir are even a little heavier by about 60 grains, and at the Kzoo show, I'm going to buy and try the internal nail footing to see what happens with that.
I know that science proves me wrong, but actual results speak volumes to me.
Can someone please explain why my arrows that are spined 10# differently are flying the exact same, especially when Stu's calculator it tells me I need 76# spined arrows which would make them 10# and 20# less than the calculator recommends? The bow I'm using is a 64" 57# @ 28" RER LXR (using the longbow limbs) and I'm pulling the bow to 27 1/2" to reach my anchor.