What is the lightest arrow on the market?
05-14-2008, 10:48 PM
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RE: What is the lightest arrow on the market?
ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
Black Stick, be very careful. Do not push the envelope. Yes, one shot with too light an arrow can ruin your new bow. Your bow is a bow, not a crossbow. Shooting arrows below 5 grains per pound is a recipe for disaster, shooting an arrow less than 300 grains is very dangerous. It is obvious that you really do not have a good understanding of the mechanics and physics of shooting a compound bow.
Black Stick, be very careful. Do not push the envelope. Yes, one shot with too light an arrow can ruin your new bow. Your bow is a bow, not a crossbow. Shooting arrows below 5 grains per pound is a recipe for disaster, shooting an arrow less than 300 grains is very dangerous. It is obvious that you really do not have a good understanding of the mechanics and physics of shooting a compound bow.
05-14-2008, 11:09 PM
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RE: What is the lightest arrow on the market?
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To save yourself some grief I can tell you, right now, how fast that 285 grain arrow will go out of your bow.
375-385 fps.
There, now you know and you don't have to break your bow to find out.
To save yourself some grief I can tell you, right now, how fast that 285 grain arrow will go out of your bow.
375-385 fps.
There, now you know and you don't have to break your bow to find out.
Now that I have drug this out for this long, I have to ask a new question. What arrow mass would achieve maximum momentum (Momentum=Mass•Velocity)?
Click on this link to answer:
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.a...&key=�
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