Ultralight pro series 22

BowTech ES · 03-30-2004, 07:45 PM

Just wondered if anyone had any suggestions on this. I just bought a dozen Ultralight pro series 22's. I shoot at #70 28.5" draw and 29" arrows with an 85 grain tip. They are spined at .300. Do you think they are too stiff with this setup or will I be OK.
If they are too stiff what can I look forward to seeing the arrow do in flight.

Rack-attack · 03-30-2004, 08:11 PM

They are stiff but shoot well, indoors anyway.

I was shoot them out of my 70 lb Patriot, 29.5" draw - cut to 29" and had them flying real well with 100 grn tips.

You may have to go to a heavier tip - see how they group at longer yardages.

Bowtech Dually · 03-30-2004, 08:34 PM

I also have a dozen and shot some out of a 2003 Black Knight (T) @ 60 lbs 29" draw. I paper tuned a bare shaft 29" with a 85 gr. tip, no problem to getting a bullet hole @ 293 fps. Thats as far as Ive taken it but it looks like these shafts will work well even at this lower poundage.

PABowhntr · 03-31-2004, 04:53 AM

If your screen name implies which bow you are shooting then they may work well with your setup since the ES puts out alot of energy. However, normally I would think that a .300 spine would be too stiff considering your draw length/arrow length. A .340 would probably be the stiffest I would normally recommend with your setup.