arrows for the curve?

[jerry redman]

just got off the phone to an archery dealer and i ordered 75 95"s he recomended 55 75 what do yous think

[FentonW]

What weight curve and what weight points you plan on shooting will help anyone give advice.
Cheers, Fenton.

[jerry redman]

well i i ordered 75 95's im shooting a 55 pound curve the arrows are 8.9g an inch and there spine is .340" what broadhead should i choose out of 125g 135g or a 160g i dont much about all this **** so you might have to help me out a bit, the 75 95s are on there way so i cant change them, so im gunna have to make do.

[adam]

I shoot the same spine jerry with 145grain head, but just play around with them abit it won't be hard to get them shooting straight.

Adam

[Luke]

Why so stiff?

Is that because of such heavy weight up front softens them up?

cheers

8)

[Sparra]

What length are you going to have them???I was always under the impression that anything under 10gpi could be detrimental to your bow(similar to a dry fire) but I guess with a heavy broadhead they would be close to that anyway...Adam,do you weight your arrows???
Sparra...

[howie]

I would of ordered 2 of each, 35/55, 55/75. Cut them down whilst bare shafting them, and gone from there. I reckon the 75/95's might be too stiff. Be intereste to know our results.

[rory]

Cut to 29.5", and a 150-160 total grain head, the internally weighted 75/95's have shot very well out of my mid 60's # recurve for the last 9 months :D

[Clinglish]

Three rivers sells a carbon kit with shafts in each of the weight ranges so you can tune your bow.
I use 55/75 GT trads out of my Bows and they are 55# and 57# @ 28 at my draw Im pulling 60# and 62# respectivly I cut them to 29.5 and I stick about 250 grains of broadhead and insert weights up the front and they fly like bullets.
If you find they are a bit stiff jerry I have a couple of 190 grain ribies you can try to soften them up with .Or grab some 243 bullets coz they are 6mm and they fit snug behind the insert.

[adam]

243 projectiles Clint :?: