My wife is shooting the heartbreaker the pounds is 30 to 40 my question is can I just buy limbs to make it a 40-50 # bow or what do i need to do. I got this bow because of the really great deal I got for it but she would like to go up in her bow weight just curious of what I can do.
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Yes you can. About $200. But 35 pounds with a coc head is plenty. Witnessed it first hand last year. -
Man I appreciate that she is trying just to shoot a lil further se is happy with the 40# but she is wanting to maybe go for elk sometime that's y she is wanting to go upComment
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Its plenty for elk. The better she handles it the better vs. the extra poundage. COC broadhead and a good arrow...Comment
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Ok thank u sir for that info we use the Magnus stinger an the carbon express mayhem hot pursuit 150 she shoots it really wellComment
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Good advice from Ragin.Comment
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Thats the same arrow and broadhead combo i saw slip thru a whitetail last year. It came off of a 34 pound heartbreaker.Originally posted by Fergeris View PostComment
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My wife it's shooting a 40# Razor edge and slipped a Ramcat clean through her first buck last season at 26 yards with the same arrow setup y'all got!Comment
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Awesome guys thanks I'm showing all of this to her do she doesn't worry as much the pro shop told her she needs more weight if she wanted to hunt elkComment
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Shot placement and range is all thats gonna matter. I wouldn't suggest shooting a bull at 50 yards though.Comment
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I'd try to keep her in the 30 yard max range for an elk. With the arrows n bh's listed above. Make sure it's a good shot placement and she's good to go.Comment
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Ok thanks guys much appreciatedComment
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