RE: Optimal grains per pound for whitetail?
 

adams,

Good point, maybe I should have put a little disclaimer at the bottom of my post...."Assuming a typical adult male compound bow setup..."

RE: Optimal grains per pound for whitetail?
 

Frank.

I would have thought by now that you would have known not too assume :eek:;):):D

As it only makes and ASS out of U and ME

RE: Optimal grains per pound for whitetail?
 

Ok, so maybe that was a bit dramatic. But if I use the numbers given, 54# 9.4 gpp would be a 507.6 g arrow. That's a heavier arrow then I shoot 74#. That's fine if it works but I'm assuming becuse you want a lighter arrow you want a flatter tradjectory but still don't want to loose the "umph" of a heavier arrow.

An arrow aroung 350g would put you at 6.49gpp, but whether or not you can find an allumunum shaft that fits that descriptions is beyond me.

RE: Optimal grains per pound for whitetail?
 

I'm shooting 5.7 grains per pound. :)

RE: Optimal grains per pound for whitetail?
 

Thats xx78s there spud! Get it straight.

Anyways. I think I will have to ask Tom. I'll order from him anyways, if I get any arrows. But remember what I said last night, no money. So it will be awhile before I get any, if I do at all.

Thanks to everyone for their input. :)