So I'm buying a new bow (nevermind which model or from which company, for this decision.)

I've got it narrowed down to two models. One I would shoot at 60# the other I would shoot at 70#. Reason being, one is smoother at 70 than the other.

First problem, WDFW demands archers shoot 6 grains per pound of draw weight. 70# = 420grains, 60# = 360grains.

I've come up with the following;

70#, 28", 449grains, 255fps, 64.85lbs/KE.

60#, 28", 361grains, 280fps, 62.86lbs/KE.

Second problem is deciding between the two.

Do I shoot the 70# because it will retain its kinetic energy longer or do I shoot the 60# because its faster [read; flatter trajectory] and have roughly the same KE inside 20 yards?

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