RE: Spine re: draw weight
If they are heavier, you are losing speed for sure. If they are really off on spine you will lose forgiveness, which will effect your accuracy.
If you can answer some questions for me I can give you a better response.
What kind of bow, your AMO draw length with that bow, the Peak weight it draws ( what it is capable of, but what it is set at right now measured by a scale), what length the arrows, what tip weight you are using. And if you know it, what speed it will shoot with a particular weight arrow. Doesn't have to be the arrow you are using right now, just a speed and the weight of the arrow used. This will let my figure the effeciency of the bow and make the spine selection more accurate.
Also what do you want to do with the bow? Are you going to hunt with the fixed blade broad heads, compete in target archery of some form, or just play around in the back yard and or a range? A hunting set up will be more critical of tuning and proper arrow spine, then target archery and least critical would be casual target shooting. For target or casual shooting if you have good form just about any arrow will hit where you aim it. However the proper arrow will do it more consistantly and be more forgiving of form errors.
Paul
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