Primitive Archer

if you are asking about light arrows tho, isn't it true that there is a point of diminishing returns when it comes to reducing arrow mass? and that some bow designs work better with lighter arrows?

  Bows with a low virtual mass may shoot very light arrows faster than the faster bow with heavier arrows. Thats why shorter bows are used in flight shooting but not the broadhead event. Most of the time, the faster bow will always be faster, but not all the time.

Quote from: sleek on Today at 11:28:50 am

What features of a bow have you guys learned that speeds your bows up?

Assuming you mean "speeds your arrow up".....
Does it matter if the arrow is a high gpp arrow or a lower gpp?

Nah, I mean the bow. If you wanna speed an arrow up, you drop its weight. Speeding a bow up ( semanticly speaking ) means it will shoot any arrow weight faster than another bow.

Yes she is! - We have been laughing a lot on the silliest stuff sometimes...
Hope to see her and her husband again in a couple of weeks here in Eicks/Germany for our annual Roving at the Marks. If you want to check out the venue, it is an I.L.A.A. tournement.

I used to shoot with the ILAA (I was given lifetime membership!) but I can't manage a full day roving these days
Del

Willie, when discussing arrows I always refer to hunting weight arrows, 10 +/- gpp. I shoot the same arrows no matter if I'm hunting or shooting 3D or targets.

That said, I think narrow, light tips, reflexed limbs with reflexed tips, well balanced limbs and a good heat treated belly while reflexing.

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