But, can anyone tell me what my speed should be out of my bow. I havn' t shot it throught a chrono since I got it set-up. That is one of the things that the owner of the pro-shop took when he left. So, the guy who set up my bow, lost his chrono, along with a bow, and his pay checks.

Here is my set-up now.

BowTech MightyMite (30" draw length 65# draw weight)

Winners Choice Strings and Cables.

Simms Virgin Teflon Cable Slide

1 Nock, 2 Simms String Leechs, a Tru Vision peep sight (without tubbing), and two rubber eliminator buttons on the string.

29.25" PSE Carbon Force Dominator arrow, 100 grain tip,. Total arrow weight is 385 grains.

This bow actually seems faster than the 302 f.p.s. I was getting with the 72# draw weight, 30" draw, nothing on the string, and 419.9 grain arrows.

Anyone want to give me a good rough estimate.

Thanks

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280 to 285 my guess

Kindof hard to compare two apples to oranges, but my mighty mite at 64# 29.5" draw is currently puking 438 grain total arrows at 262 fps. That is with only a string loop and a peep.
I' m hoping my Pro deadly quiet (still on back order) will allow me to shoot without any string silencers.
I can rig up a 400 grain arrow and see what it does. I' m about to go play with my mathews and could spit some various arrows out of the MM to see what I get at 65#.

One thing is key with the infitiy cam (IMHO) it performs much better speed wise at 30" draw and maxed out. I lost/ gained 9fps when i would switch out modules between the 29 & 30" module.

More later.....

Gotta be quick (son just woke up and it' s MY day!!).
65# 29.5" draw 2002 mighty mite as above:
392 total grain arrow= 279 fps
430 " " = 268 fps
440 " " = 265 fps.

p.s. these were shot through a wb, so add 2-3 fps for a drop away. And then a liilte more for your .5" greater draw length.

Didn' t have enough time to shoot multiple averages as my baby monitor came to life while I was dragging everything out.

If you have any questions, just ask!!
Dave