45#+ always
You missed a 0Rumor has it this guy started with 7 lb limbs so take the advice with a grain of salt
Did you hang on to that 55# slick stick or did you sell it right away?I worked my way up from 30 to 50, building up strength and working on form.
I settled on a custom r/d longbow at 43#@25, once all was said and done. But it was 2 years of trad shooting before I did that.
HTH
If you plan to hunt with it, make sure your state doesn't have a minimum poundage requirement. Ohio's minimum is 40 lbs, so the 45 would be required if the 40 draw under weight at your draw length.
Have been more consistent with a glove.Another thought. 45 lbs will slip off your fingers more smoothly if you can handle that weight. You using a glove or a tab?
The only reason I actually brought it up is that I was checked on a national forest last year and he handed me a digital scale and had me draw my recurve so it would give a accurate poundage at my draw length and then had my buddy draw his compound. I would assume this is an exception, but shows it is possible. 1 time in over 30 years of hunting though, so not a common occurrence.i hear this and certainly don't argue that its the letter of the law and the correct thing to do. that is not in question.
in IN, it the regs say 35# min, period. does anyone's regs say XX pounds at 28" or XX pounds at your draw length? XX pounds at your draw length is the intention of the law for sure.
from Indiana regulations:
Legal archery equipment includes long bows, compound bows and recurve bows. A bow must have a minimum draw weight of 35 pounds. Arrows must be tipped with broadheads that are metal, metal-edged, or napped flint, chert or obsidian.
has anyone really ever been check by Mr Green Jeans? did he know his stuff or just look at the writings on the limbs?
just curious.
before anyone asks, my draw is > 28" when i was shooting 35#. i bought 40# limbs this year and really like them, but that did affect my arrow spine and tune and arrow length and point weight. thank God this is fun and i enjoy tinkering.
I sold it. But I bought a 45# slick stick.Did you hang on to that 55# slick stick or did you sell it right away?