speed guestimate, please.
07-16-2007 | 09:51 PM
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speed guestimate, please.
My shooting Chrony has a busted lcd display (not saying why
). Anybody have an educated guess what a Parker Buckshot set at 54 lbs, 25" draw, shooting 410 grain arrows would clock in at? I'm guessing between 200-210fps.
). Anybody have an educated guess what a Parker Buckshot set at 54 lbs, 25" draw, shooting 410 grain arrows would clock in at? I'm guessing between 200-210fps.
07-17-2007 | 12:33 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
ORIGINAL: Doegirl75
....Parker Buckshot set at 54 lbs, 25" draw, shooting 410 grain arrows would clock in at? I'm guessing between 200-210fps.
....Parker Buckshot set at 54 lbs, 25" draw, shooting 410 grain arrows would clock in at? I'm guessing between 200-210fps.
My girl is shooting a challenger at 40#, 25" with 325gr arrows and is shooting right at 200.
The Micro XSC we shot the other day was at 50#, 25" with a 415gr and it went out at 217 (which impressed me).
07-17-2007 | 03:22 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
07-17-2007 | 05:13 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
OnTarget 2 has you listed at 178fps. I believe you will be surprised if you actually put it through a chrony. They list it as being 265fps IBO speed, you are WAY over IBO specs on your arrow weight and are losing an additional 50ish FPS due to draw length as well.
With all that said, it will still kill a deer stone dead if you put one in the boiler room.
With all that said, it will still kill a deer stone dead if you put one in the boiler room.
07-17-2007 | 08:57 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
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OnTarget 2 has you listed at 178fps. I believe you will be surprised if you actually put it through a chrony. They list it as being 265fps IBO speed, you are WAY over IBO specs on your arrow weight and are losing an additional 50ish FPS due to draw length as well.
With all that said, it will still kill a deer stone dead if you put one in the boiler room.
OnTarget 2 has you listed at 178fps. I believe you will be surprised if you actually put it through a chrony. They list it as being 265fps IBO speed, you are WAY over IBO specs on your arrow weight and are losing an additional 50ish FPS due to draw length as well.
With all that said, it will still kill a deer stone dead if you put one in the boiler room.
07-17-2007 | 09:40 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
NOT to steal the thread, but since her question is answered can someone pick up with me?..jennings strike IBO 305...60 pound draw...28 inch draw...495 grain arrow ( aprox ) can someone give me a good guessing range on my speed with that setup?
07-17-2007 | 09:57 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
Bloodsaw, About 236. A little less with peep and nocks.
Try this: http://thearcheryhut.com/calculators.php
Try this: http://thearcheryhut.com/calculators.php
07-17-2007 | 10:32 PM
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RE: speed guestimate, please.
how much weight would i add with a string loop and tube peep, i already have that program saved but never know what to put in weight on the string ... also besides the loop and tube peep how much do those big tie on string silences weigh? i dont have them on but may add them...THANKS!
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