arrow wieght?
#2
RE: arrow wieght?
Yes you include the weight of the head be it broadhead or field tip and I don't believe there is such a thing as being too heavy if that's the right set up for your conditions and spine.
Many shoot 900 grains plus for dangerous big game etc..
Many shoot 900 grains plus for dangerous big game etc..
#3
RE: arrow wieght?
I think that it depends on the animal and the distance that you want to shoot if your bow is a constant. For example, I had an older bow shooting a heavy arrow and I could see a hump at 30 yds. That was not for me. I bought a new bow and sit at 367 for deer and turkey. There are some pretty cool sites out that that will help you with your selection. One is on the gold tip site. Good luck.
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RE: arrow wieght?
ORIGINAL: hurley0816
do you include the weight of the broadhead when weighing? and can an arrow be to heavy? if so how heavy is to heavy like whatgrains per lbs?
do you include the weight of the broadhead when weighing? and can an arrow be to heavy? if so how heavy is to heavy like whatgrains per lbs?
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