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My 452 grain arrows drop 2&quot; between 20 and 25 yards, I've tested that time and time again at the range with fixed and mechanical broadheads. I shoot 29&quot; arrows, 63 pounds and 29&quot; draw. How could that be if a 30&quot; draw, 31&quot; arrows and 70 pound bow would drop 2.5X that? Exactly how perfect is your data?

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The example which you quoted was for a responders bow who draws 42 pounds to 26.5 inches. I based the arrow drop on his chronographed arrow speeds.

Good hunting.