40 lb bow arrow setup

[erierik]

Recently acquired a 41 lb.Ben Pearson collegian for my daughter,need some arrow advice as far as size.She has a 27" draw.Some arrow setup examples please,thanks.

[emt137]

I pull 28" and recently acquired a 40# bow.  I have had great success shooting Easton ST Epic .600 (full length) with a 200gr point or cut to 29.5" with a 250gr point.

Hope this helps you out.

[SS Snuffer]

1916  29" with a 125gr point would be close for alum.
You can see my hunting set-up

[snellville-dave]

Might try Beeman .500 carbon hunter with 125 gr field or broadhead. Dave

[bigiron]

i would try 1816's if it were me.

[TxAg]

A beman 600 with a 75 gr insert and 125 head will put you about 450 gr at 29". That should work well with her 41# at 27" if the bow is close to cent cut. Small diameter arrow, too, to help with penetration.  If you want a bit more weight, try aluminum footing

[Rick Richard]

May want to look at the Predators in the 700 or 800 spine if you don't want excessive shaft length.

[Rick Richard]

And weight up front.  You can call Big Jim and he can probably get you on the money

[SlowBowinMO]

We carry the Predator II's in all spines, the lowest are the bomb for lighter bows.

I'd suggest the .700's for that bow, I believe you'll be pleased with the results.    

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