[rpdjr45]

1816 should do nicely, I think. It is a place to begin. If you are just starting, plain old JAZZ is your biggest bang for the buck. Afterwards you may discover a better set up. But for starts, 1816 ought to work. My two bits worth of advice.

 

[bradd7]

First off, CONGRATULATIONS on selecting the right weight bow to learn on!!!!

IMO: The Easton charts are usually 1 spine too stiff for trad bows. A 1716 would be a better choice. And yep...I just shot very well (for me) in a tourney with Jazz arrows out of a Das Elite at the same weight as your bow. People around me giggled...until they saw my scores!

 

[Viper1]

TL-7 -

Full lenght (29") 1716s with std weight points. (1816s don't reallu come in play until about 35#)

Viper1 out.

 

[Tenpoint TL-7]

Thanks for the help. I can't wait to fling some arrows and have some fun too. :thumbs_up I'm only shooting 10 to 15 yards for now until I start to get the hang of it.