[LongRange Demon]

Ok guys I have no idea what all the different arrow componants weigh, so I was hoping to call on some of you arrow gurus to help me out.

Heres what I'm looking for finished arrow weighs...I know it's approx but I trust you guys will be very close

First here are the specs that will be the same on all shafts

Arrow lenght- 27.5"
3 Blazers
4" Arrow Wraps from AWU
100 Grain Point would prefer 125 but not sure .300 spine will be ok?

I'm guessing size all will be spine .300 ?

Here is the Bow Specs
2005 Bowtech Allegiance 90lbs
Draw 28.5
Draw stop set at Highest letteoff possible 80%? I'm not sure
Release Aid

I would like to shoot around 500 grain arrows totaly finished.

Shafts
#1 Beman MAX4
#2 CT Rhino
#3 CT Rhino Safari
#4 any others that I"m missing or do not know about.

Thanks in advance Keith

 

[Acoustic]

2005 Bowtech Allegiance 90lbs ? This is correct? Just checking.

 

[LongRange Demon]

Yes thats correct

 

[Acoustic]

About 486 on the bemans with correct spine.

 

[Acoustic]

Here is with 125 grain head.

 

[LongRange Demon]

Acoustic Thanks ...Do you think the Spine will be ok? at .300 also how close is that speed cal...321 WOW! and 111 Ft lbs

 

[LongRange Demon]

hedoe sorry man I stepped out for a min...send me a PM ...for some reason the pager message is messed up for me ....probably caus I don't know what I'm doing LOL

Thanks Keith

 

[Acoustic]

Here are the CT Rhinos, and yes about the spine Everything in green is a go.

 

[Acoustic]

Oh and speacial note, remind me never to piss you off if your pulling 90 lbs. lol.

 

[disturbed13]

i glad i read this thread. what are you hunting? @ 90#s. by the way none of those pics are comin in, and what would the speed be on you set up with 500 grn arrows. while your at it what would the ke be?

 

[Acoustic]

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y141/A-coustic/bow3.jpg
Does this URL work, the pics show up fine on my pc.

 

[LongRange Demon]

hedoe according to Acoustics chart with a Rhino XP finished including a 125 point arrow weight would be 493.6 grains Speed 320.3 Fps and KE is 112.3 Hunting Hogs deer ect :wink:

Man Acoustic I sure appriciate your help that program your running is SWEET!
I think I"m going to go with the CT's I know they are not as straight as the Beman's but I like the shafts...have shot some CT taget arrows before and really liked them, Right now I"m shooting Easton Axis 340's and they are a definate no go, at 90lbs

 

[Winzeler]

hedoe according to Acoustics chart with a Rhino XP finished including a 125 point arrow weight would be 493.6 grains Speed 320.3 Fps and KE is 112.3 Hunting Hogs deer ect :wink:

Man Acoustic I sure appriciate your help that program your running is SWEET!
I think I"m going to go with the CT's I know they are not as straight as the Beman's but I like the shafts...have shot some CT taget arrows before and really liked them, Right now I"m shooting Easton Axis 340's and they are a definate no go, at 90lbs

The program is OnTarget2. I have it and love it, too. It would have quickly answered these questions for you. You can download it for about $30. I'd imagine those 340's would be way too light for that bow. Easton A/Cs are a good choice as are the new FMJs (IMO) because they have a higher weight per inch, which seems to settle down these faster, harsher bows with higher draw weights (esp. in the noise department).

 

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If you're looking for some really heavy arrows, you might check out...

http://www.alaskabowhunting.com/

They offer a tapered shaft called a GrizzlyStik in three models, ywo of which might work for your "monster bow"...

Alaskan, 50#-80#, 70 gr. brass point adapters, 550gr-650gr finished weight.
Safari, 55#-100#, 70 gr. brass point adapters. 650gr-850gr finished weight.

They aren't in the OnTarget product database yet...I'm waiting for final spine specs. Just guessing the static spine, the Alaskan is probably ~0.300 and the Safari is ~0.200.

 

[upnorth]

grizzlystiks. unless something changed idd stay away from them. the ones i had brought to me to build right from the fishing rod company down the street that makes the blanks wornt worth the effort. this was three years ago so they might of changed. we tried to shoot them on a 70 lb mathews with a 28 inch draw . best paper shot we could get was about 6 inches sideways. they would probably work on a recurve.