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Old 10-04-2005, 01:50 PM   #1
 
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Default weight of points / broadheads

In the process of getting my first recurve and was wondering what weigth points most guys were using for hunting? I'm starting out with a 50# PSE impala with about a 30inch draw (going to start off with aluminum arrows)

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. (would like to practice with hunting heads as much as possible )

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Old 10-04-2005, 01:56 PM   #2
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Default RE: weight of points / broadheads

I think the spine charts for aluminum are based on using a 125 grain point.

Stick to the charts (or get input from the aluminum slingers here) and you have a wide range of heads available to you.


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Default RE: weight of points / broadheads

I'd say that if you want to practice with broadheads as much as possible, I'd say to get some heads that you will be able to sharpen easily. Personally, I am using 150 grain Magnus Stingers, but have also used regular magnus, zwickey,andstosin the past.
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Default RE: weight of points / broadheads

Aluminum arrows would likely be a good choice. A good starting point would be 2016's with a 125 or 150 grain head such as a Magnus Stinger. Byron Ferguson has some pretty relevant info regarding set-up and tuning in his book "Become the Arrow". It's written with the longbow in mind but also pertains to a recurve. Good luck and more importantly, have fun.
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