Just wondering what you all think is the minimum safe arrow weight per pound of draw for a wood bow.
I just wanna know what you think will and will not make a wood bow explode.
Thanks
I dont know. Of all the limits I've pushed in regards to my bows, arrow weights hasn't been one of them. I don't flight shoot or anything, hunt only, and I like moderately heavy wooden arrows 9-11 gpp. I'm out.
8 to 10 gpp is safe.
Ben with your 23" draw, ya hain't got nuffin to worry about son.. :)
50 pounds at your draw length should shoot 450-500 grain arrows. cut to 2 inches more than your draw length.
You could go as low as 6 -7 ggp and the bow will be ok. Go lower and it will start feeling 'harsh'.
QuoteOriginally posted by Roy from Pa:
Ben with your 23" draw, ya hain't got nuffin to worry about son.. :)
x2
(Although Ben keeps showing up with arrows that are closer to 20gpp.)
8-10 ggp seems to be the norm...like Roy said.
Jawge