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    Arrow Spine

    I have a few recurve bows and all sorts of different arrows. I'm trying to learn more about traditional recurve shooting and shooting off of the shelf. I have a 35# , a 45# and a 55# recurve.

    I was wondering what kind of arrow spine to use for each one? What do y'all prefer to shoot? How much of a difference is there in spine strength??

    If you're in DFW let me know!
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    Originally posted by Hrhoss13 View Post
    I have a few recurve bows and all sorts of different arrows. I'm trying to learn more about traditional recurve shooting and shooting off of the shelf. I have a 35# , a 45# and a 55# recurve.

    I was wondering what kind of arrow spine to use for each one? What do y'all prefer to shoot? How much of a difference is there in spine strength??

    If you're in DFW let me know!

    Not knowing any other details (like your actual draw length) which are important to the decision, I would guess .600-.700 spine for the 35# bow, .500 spine for the 45# bow, and .400 spine for the 55# bow. Those could change based on other unknown facts.

    Bisch


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      #3
      Read the stickies at top of this forum.
      I'm in Fort Worth. If you need a place to shoot Irving bowhunters Association has a nice club over that way.

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        Originally posted by Hrhoss13 View Post
        I have a few recurve bows and all sorts of different arrows. I'm trying to learn more about traditional recurve shooting and shooting off of the shelf. I have a 35# , a 45# and a 55# recurve.

        I was wondering what kind of arrow spine to use for each one? What do y'all prefer to shoot? How much of a difference is there in spine strength??

        If you're in DFW let me know!
        I dont know if this will work for you, but when I am selecting a spine for a bow I first reference a spine chart, then i ask the guys at the local pro shop.

        I then consult with Bisch and DRT and if their recommendations differ from the spine chart and pro staff members I disregard the former recommendations and go with the latter two's advice.


        has worked out well so far....

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          #5
          What Bisch said is basically what most all my bows like to shoot. I may tinker with tip weight just a bit to fine tune but that's about spot on.

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            #6
            If you want to shoot wood I may be of some assistance.

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