[Buck Stopper]

http://www.highcountryarchers.com/hc_arrows.htm

What do you all think about the idea of using the light BH and arrow set up?

I think they will be at the Buck O Rama in Atlanta, I saw them shoot a bow in Florida and that arrow was flat out moving 372fps, with their chrono of course.

I will probably make or not make a purchase bases on everyones comments. I am not rich by no means so pleaselet me know what you think of them?

 

[Orion6]

I think if the bow stands up to the abuse, ok. That's a big if.

They are making some decent bows right now, but personally, I would use the IBO rules to keep my bow in top shape. Shooting a light light arrow is tough on a bow, I don't care what they tell you.

 

[Buck Stopper]

I thought the recomended weight is 5grn an inch, are you saying 5.5 is just to close?

 

[Byron]

I thought the recomended weight is 5grn an inch, are you saying 5.5 is just to close?

The recommended minimum total arrow weight is 5 grains per pound of peak draw weight. Related to, but not the same as, grains per inch.

Example: Minimum recommended arrow weight for a 70# peak bow is 350 grains, regardless of arrow length or grains per inch.

Best Regards,
Byron

 

[Buck Stopper]

Oh, very cool I did not know that!
Thanx