underspined?
12-08-2008, 08:11 PM
#11
Typical Buck
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RE: underspined?
Tfox, I dont know what program you are running but your numbers are way off. The arrows he is shooting are fine spine wise. The 290 spine would be severely overspined. Here is what OT2 showed for his setup
12-08-2008, 08:16 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
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RE: underspined?
ORIGINAL: BGfisher
I know the numbers on the shaft say 7595, but unless one of the other guys correct me I would not recommend them. I've never gotten real technical with them but everything I've read says the 7595 is a 340 spine, which is basically what you are now shooting. Even GT's website lists them as a .340 spine.
Maybe TFox can run the numbers.
In the Gold Tip line you can shoot the Ultralite 300 or the 22 series shafts, which are also a 300 spine. Both are light weight, so this might not suit your application. There are other ways of increasing the arrows' weight though. Another option GT has, if you're interested is their CAA shaft (carbon aluminum arrow). These are real close in specs and quality to Easton ACC's without the heavy price tag. Might be a good balance between speed and weight for penetration.
Just out of curiosity, when you dropped the weight on the bow just how much closer were the bare shafts hitting to field points?
I know the numbers on the shaft say 7595, but unless one of the other guys correct me I would not recommend them. I've never gotten real technical with them but everything I've read says the 7595 is a 340 spine, which is basically what you are now shooting. Even GT's website lists them as a .340 spine.
Maybe TFox can run the numbers.
In the Gold Tip line you can shoot the Ultralite 300 or the 22 series shafts, which are also a 300 spine. Both are light weight, so this might not suit your application. There are other ways of increasing the arrows' weight though. Another option GT has, if you're interested is their CAA shaft (carbon aluminum arrow). These are real close in specs and quality to Easton ACC's without the heavy price tag. Might be a good balance between speed and weight for penetration.
Just out of curiosity, when you dropped the weight on the bow just how much closer were the bare shafts hitting to field points?
dropping it down to 60 lbs, the closest I could get them was about 1" apart at 20 yards.
anyone have any experience in these? I assume the 300 size would be the .300 spine I'm looking for?
http://keystonecountrystore.com/Arch...B208__300.html
12-08-2008, 08:21 PM
#15
Giant Nontypical
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RE: underspined?
At 60,I have you just on the weak side of the green.
I am also assuming you are shooting a 28" raw shaft.That would put it about 28 1/2" to the nock groove.
Archer,you need to add a 1" overdraw for most applications.Most rest today have the arrow set back 1".
I am also assuming you are shooting a 28" raw shaft.That would put it about 28 1/2" to the nock groove.
Archer,you need to add a 1" overdraw for most applications.Most rest today have the arrow set back 1".
12-08-2008, 08:32 PM
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RE: underspined?
ORIGINAL: brucelanthier
A Carbon Tech Whitetail XP65/80 is a .300 spine, 9.5 gr per inchand a very, very good arrow. Consistant spine and straightness across the dozen. I cut these arrows to 30" and have no wobble.
http://www.carbontecharrows.com/
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/product_info.php?cPath=38_79_65_86&products_id =1571
A Carbon Tech Whitetail XP65/80 is a .300 spine, 9.5 gr per inchand a very, very good arrow. Consistant spine and straightness across the dozen. I cut these arrows to 30" and have no wobble.
http://www.carbontecharrows.com/
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/product_info.php?cPath=38_79_65_86&products_id =1571
12-08-2008, 08:34 PM
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RE: underspined?
ORIGINAL: JoshKeller
dropping it down to 60 lbs, the closest I could get them was about 1" apart at 20 yards.
anyone have any experience in these? I assume the 300 size would be the .300 spine I'm looking for?
http://keystonecountrystore.com/Archery_Equipment_-_Supplies/Archery_Arrows/Vapor_Arrows/Vapor_Pro_Series_Shafts/Page_1/ARSVB208__300.html
dropping it down to 60 lbs, the closest I could get them was about 1" apart at 20 yards.
anyone have any experience in these? I assume the 300 size would be the .300 spine I'm looking for?
http://keystonecountrystore.com/Archery_Equipment_-_Supplies/Archery_Arrows/Vapor_Arrows/Vapor_Pro_Series_Shafts/Page_1/ARSVB208__300.html
