I have a Legacy Heritage Series Longbow (66", 45# @ 28"), that I will use primarily for hunting. I have a few Easton 1816 Lite aluminum arrows that I am shooting now. Are these the correct arrows for this bow? I am wanting to get some more arrows, but need to make sure that I get the right ones.
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I shoot split fingered. I just look at the spot that I want to hit, and shoot. I do glance down the arrow to make sure I am aligned left to right, for now, until I get to where I do it automatically, if that will ever happen.
I am shooting 100 grain tips, which is what I use on my compound bow. Should I use heavier ones with the longbow?
Canting the bow more did help a lot, but I occasionally hit my upper shirt sleeve with the bow string.
Thanks a bunch for all of ya'lls help.
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Are you locking your arm? I had a longbow at the same weight and when i shot aluminum i used 2016's with 125gn head. After a little experimenting got them to fly like darts. I started out with a longer arrow than needed then gradually cut them in 1/4" increments till they paper tuned properly, i adjusted the brace height also till i found the combination the bow liked. I'm not an expert but been shooting traditional a few years and will never go back to compound.
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