Bowtech captain and admiral speeds???

[Litzsru11]

I was wondering what kind of speeds you guys were getting from you bowtechs.

I went and shoot the captain and well you know, it was awsome!

But they did not have a chrono to run an arrow through.

What is your arrow weight, bow pounds, and speeds?

Thanks for the reviews!

[MeanV2]

Did you Not look at the BC's? They are usually pretty accurate and if you know what draw length and weight arrow you'll be shooting you should be able to figure your speed relatively close.

Dan

[Litzsru11]

Thanks for the reply dan. This may be a dumb question but what is the "BC's"? I have not herd of the term before.

[MOhunter46]

ORIGINAL: Litzsru11

Thanks for the reply dan. This may be a dumb question but what is the "BC's"? I have not herd of the term before.

BC is the BirthCertific i think

Wayne

[MeanV2]

ORIGINAL: MOhunter46

BC is the BirthCertific i think

Wayne

Exactly! It should be with the bow and tell you what it was shooting when it left the factory.

Dan

[Greg / MO]

My Admiral shot a 350-grain arrow through a Custom Chrono, Heavy Duty ProShop Meter at 317 fps. She was set to 29" and pulling 71.9 lb.s

My Captain smoked the same 350-grain arrow through that chrono at 325 fps, with the bow set up to the exact same specs.

[Litzsru11]

Thanks for all of the suggestions. Greg what is the arrow that you are shooting? I like how it ways 350 grains. I am currently shooting 395 gr maxima with my ally!

[Greg / MO]

That wasn't my arrow; that was the arrow the tester fired through the bows before they left the factory.

I'm personally shooting Victory V-Force V-1 series shafts with pin nocks, three four-inch barred feathersfrom MeanV Archery, a Muzzy 50-grain brass insert, and a Muzzy MX-3 leads the way for everything. I'm purposefully trying togo forMORE than 350 grains.