splatek
UAEC
So I have a few huntingdoor wooden arrows and I really like the weight on them. But today the knocks on one failed and for whatever reason I tried out some of my carbon arrows (that I use with my compound bow). The carbon arrows not only seemed to be more accurate, but the accuracy was more consistent over shot sequences, if that makes sense. I typically shoot 3 arrows at a time and I was able to get better, tighter, more consistent groups using the carbon, relative to the wooden arrows.
So, my questions:
1) What weight/spine arrow should I be looking to buy for a 50# samick sage with a 29.5 draw length?
2) is there a good (and decently priced) general purpose carbon arrow that could be used with my recurve for target practice and possible eventually hunting?
I've been looking online about spine, grains per inch, etc and as much as I like math, it just doesn't add up to me. Hoping someone can provide a little guidance so I can start to get the bow and the arrow tuned to my shooting. Thanks in advance!
So, my questions:
1) What weight/spine arrow should I be looking to buy for a 50# samick sage with a 29.5 draw length?
2) is there a good (and decently priced) general purpose carbon arrow that could be used with my recurve for target practice and possible eventually hunting?
I've been looking online about spine, grains per inch, etc and as much as I like math, it just doesn't add up to me. Hoping someone can provide a little guidance so I can start to get the bow and the arrow tuned to my shooting. Thanks in advance!