550 grain, and I've switched back to 2117 aluminum for my 55 pound bows with a 165gr simmons up front
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Traditional hunting arrow total weight?
- Thread starter MathewsShooter7
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Interesting, when i first got my bow i had a bunch of old feather fletched aluminum's laying around and the 2117's flew the best.
Last few years settled on, 610 - 615 grains total arrow weight. Bows are 55lb. @ 29".
31" Easton F.M.J. 340, wearing 135gr. Tiger Shark, or 135gr. Zwickey Deltas mounted on 75gr. brass swaged glue in glue on broadhead adapters.
31" Easton F.M.J. 340, wearing 135gr. Tiger Shark, or 135gr. Zwickey Deltas mounted on 75gr. brass swaged glue in glue on broadhead adapters.
I run heavy. 610 gr from my 39#-41# bows. Not necessarily because I want it that heavy at all costs, but it’s just a weight and trajectory I’m comfortable with for instinctive shooting.
Emrah
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