carbon express 350

[LarryP243]

I have a dozen ce heritage 350's cut 28.5'' is there any hope of me getting them to shoot properly from my 51# @ 28 PLV . or should i just sell em and start over? my DL is just shy of 28''

[wapitirod]

I normally run the rule of thumb of at least 1" extending past the riser but others may think differently.  Oops I missed the intent of the question, I was thinking of it strictly from the length perspective.

[amar911]

Sorry, I don't think there is way are you going to get that arrow to work with your bow. You probably need to be looking at the CE 150s, or go find a 70 pound bow.

Allan

[1screagle]

I use the 350's for a few of my setups and love them. I have 730gr. of total weight with 350 gr. up front. I think they are cut 29.25 back of point to center of nock. My 66" longbow and 56" recurve love them. Both bows are 61#@28". This is perfect for these bows. I think with your shorter length shafts and lower weight draw it would be hard to believe you would get it setup where you would be happy with it. I have the 250's set up for low 50# bows at about 690gr. total with 250gr up front that are magic, flight something beautiful to behold. The 150's I have run about 525gr and plenty for hunting but are a little flatter shooting for targets and 3-d's. I love the ease of tuneability the Heritage shafts provide.

[buckeye_hunter]

I tried with almost the exact same setup and no deal....

[Lefty]

Short answer is no.  depending on your point weight and finished arrow length, you should be shooting 150's or possible 250's if you are leaving them long and adding a lot of point weight.

[threeunder]

Agree.  
If you want stay with CE then go with the 150. Try 30" with around 200-225 up front.
Better yet, IMHO, get some AD Trad Lites and watch your tuning headaches fly out the window.

[LarryP243]

thanks guys for the info, that is about what i was expecting to hear, but hoping i could use them, guess i will put these 350's up for sale.

[frassettor]

I shoot the 350 out of my PLX's with a 100 gr brass insert and 290 tip, they fly GREAT

[ddauler]

I would say no try 150's.