Archery

ozzy1977

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Plus I have made a new set of arrows, I have not weighed them yet but they penetrant deeper then the old set, these are pine with 100grn points and 3"parabolic fletchings
 

ozzy1977

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Is pine heavier than port orford cedar ( which is actually Lawsons cypress)?

Just found out pine is heavier than cedar by 5 lbs/ft3
 
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Big Stu 12

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Jan 7, 2012
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It'll be good to see them shoot Chris, I am will be at teh next shoot dont seem like a month since the last..lol

I must remember to cut my arrows down.......
 

Cromm

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Not sure Ozzy, was playing with the English Longbow the other day, which was fun so may use that. I think Del said it was a 20 or 23 target shoot as well as the funny stuff to shoot at. So may use a GN bow.......
 

ghound

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Is there such a thing as a formula to work out the idea arrow weight?

They recommend about 9gn per lb for a wooden bow to be safe, so a 40lb bow would be approx 360gn or 23.32 grams if your using the kitchen scales lol
I use a lot lighter arrows for distance shoots like a clout, but it's hard on the bows almost like dry loosing.
 

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