What arrow you'll be able to use depends on your draw length with the bow and the weight of the bow at your draw. Go to a pro shop that knows a little more about trad gear than the one you've already visited (can't use Eastons charts to match an arrow to your bow) and have your draw measured on the old bow and have the bow weighed at your draw length. You might also consider replacing the string if it even looks like it might need it. Ask around, but I think we can recommend the best little bowstring maker in the country. <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>



Make em sharp and shoot em straight, or leave em home.

Wahya,

best <u>little</u> bowstring maker?... come on!!! lol <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

RC

now who opened that can o worms LMAO!

ThanX you guys! I have to travel today so I'll
follow up on your responses on Monday!
Enjoy the weekend, JWB

I don't think so. The 2117 is pretty stiff alright. Nothing over a 20 hundreds aluminium for a 45 pounder would work that well unless it's really centershot. You could use them in your crossbow maybe. &;D