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I've been saying that for years. That's why we have so many companies with such "great customer service". It's because you are paying for it in the cost of the products.

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Holy crap! I had no idea that's how it all started....though I had my assumptions!;) How about this: 5gpp is generally the minimum accepted arrow weight.....and you can't shoot and IBO tourney with anything less than 5gpp?:D

In all serousness, thanks for explaining that!

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will i be safe shooting this arrow i'm still a little confused on that. all i'm gonna be doing is hunting with them and praticing so what do you think.

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So will shooting 5 grains per pound for a long time wear your bow?

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O.K. Deer Hunter, to sum it up for you since your shooting at 70 lbs. your total arrow weight should be 420 grains ( 70 x 6 gr. ppw ). Total arrow weight includes inserts, fleching, tips, nocks and arrow.Now if your draw length is greater then 30" you should increase to 7 gr. ppw. but the best way to calulate your proper arrow weight is to go to BowJackson.com. I hope this helps.

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ArthurP, great job of explaining this. I just saved it for future use. I hope no copyright laws are involved. :):):)