Easton Alum Chart For Recurves?
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RE: Easton Alum Chart For Recurves?
I wouldn't recommend using it, I don't think that I have heard of anyone successfully using it. It's usually way too stiff. I would suggest using Arrows by Kelly's chart. I believe it is under foxfire archery or arrows by kelly if you search it.
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Upstate NY
Posts: 493
RE: Easton Alum Chart For Recurves?
Thanks - that Arrows by Kelly's chart is just what I was seeking. Looks like a 2016 is going to be the one I want to try...19XX's are a little to small in diameter for my liking. I'm Old School and like 20/64 and 21/63 diameter shafts the best.
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Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mississippi USA
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RE: Easton Alum Chart For Recurves?
The Foxfire/ABK chart is probably the most accurate for trad bows, but keep in mind that it's just a ball-part estimation on their part.
There's way too many variables in bow performance, shooting styles, strings, nock fit, etc. etc. etc. for any chart to be dead-on for everyone. You'll have to do the fine tuning based on your results.
Chad
There's way too many variables in bow performance, shooting styles, strings, nock fit, etc. etc. etc. for any chart to be dead-on for everyone. You'll have to do the fine tuning based on your results.
Chad