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RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: Schultzy ORIGINAL: Kanga Wouldn't that void the warranty on the limbs? Couldn't he possibly snap an arrow into my arm if I am on the line with him? He also said that as long as you have a string stop, the 5 gpp rule does not apply. I tried to explain to him that my arrows carry more momentum than his because they weigh more, but he wasn't having any of it. What do you guys make of this? I think you answered your final question with this quote;):) and a total jerk. In Archery as well as many other things in life you will run across the ignorant know it alls. Although it can be a chore best thing to do is ignore them.;) Dan |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
Not to hijack the thread Black Stick, but what do you guys do if you in between arrow selection. I'm shooting 27" arrows and 70Lbs, always seems to fall in between for carbon express arrows. I've hunted both 250s and 350s. Any particular insight?
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RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
Kelly.
Whenever you have a broad head on the front of an arrow go for the stiffer spine one, it's better to be slightly stiff than slightly weak when it comes to spine. |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
The guy is obviously just some wannabe speed freak with no sense of tuning.
Cutting the arrow shorter (if cut on both ends front and rear) will improve the straightness of the arrow, but it wont change the overall spine. he has no regard for his or others safety adn is clearly ignorant on correct spine issues. Shooting under 5gpp will void the warranty. with my Victory setup i shoot at 5.01 gpp. I still only get 320fps. i have to cut my arrows long as well to maintain the 5gpp. he should do the same or he is destined to have an arrow in his bow hand and possibly someone elses. just my .02. i have no idea about the string stop theory and where hes coming from. i cannot think of any physical property change of a string stop that would change the rules. Derek |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: drockw i have no idea about the string stop theory and where hes coming from. i cannot think of any physical property change of a string stop that would change the rules. Derek Most hunters would be much better off shooting 6 grains per pound. Dan |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
6 or more imo. like i said the victory said up is target only anyways. ihave no clue what my hunting arrows are.
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RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2 ORIGINAL: drockw i have no idea about the string stop theory and where hes coming from. i cannot think of any physical property change of a string stop that would change the rules. Derek Most hunters would be much better off shooting 6 grains per pound. Dan |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: Kelly/KY Not to hijack the thread Black Stick, but what do you guys do if you in between arrow selection. I'm shooting 27" arrows and 70Lbs, always seems to fall in between for carbon express arrows. I've hunted both 250s and 350s. Any particular insight? |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: MeanV2 ORIGINAL: drockw i have no idea about the string stop theory and where hes coming from. i cannot think of any physical property change of a string stop that would change the rules. Derek Most hunters would be much better off shooting 6 grains per pound. Dan |
RE: Correctly Spined and weighted arrows?
ORIGINAL: Black Stick He wanted to dry fire it to prove it to me. I told him that I'd rather see the limbs attached to his bow instead of in the fishing department.   Don't walk away, RUN!!!! |
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