[NOMADSS]

6.5 BH is probably going to suit you well.

 

["TheBlindArcher"]

Don't have a "number" for you, but you could tune the brace to your poundage and arrow weight. Start where ever you are now, shoot a few arrows and then add a few twists. Repeat the process and you should come to a point where the bow becomes noticeably quieter, then if you continue it starts to become noisier again... That quietest point is generally the best brace tune for your set up. It would still be good to have the manufacturer's recommended range, but being a little above/below recommended won't kill the bow.

 

[kballer1]

Try twisting it in the other direction & see if the bumps go away. Would try from 6.5 to 7.5 BH. Try going by sound of the shot.

 

[H.A.S.]

A good rule of thumb for recurve brace height, is to raise it until you just see a bit of the string groove- where the string leaves contact with the limb. I would guess that will be somewhere around 7 1/2" on your bow. Fel free to PM me if you need help. I've been shooting recurves for 32 years

 

[Flyinhawaiian]

Fleetwood recommends a 7.5” to 8.25” brace height.

 

[somerandomd00d]

Fleetwood recommends a 7.5” to 8.25” brace height.

Where are you able to find this? The fleetwood website provides no information that I can see?