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Arrows for 100 lb recurve

Messages posted to thread:
Wolflord 12-Sep-17
bustedarrow 12-Sep-17
Wolflord 12-Sep-17
KDdog 12-Sep-17
Fletch 13-Sep-17
MStyles 13-Sep-17
Franklin 13-Sep-17
Chance 13-Sep-17
danny 13-Sep-17
Tom McCool 13-Sep-17
BigOzzie 13-Sep-17
Jeff Durnell 13-Sep-17
Ghostbow 13-Sep-17
GUTPILE PA 13-Sep-17
ronnickel 13-Sep-17
Skeets 13-Sep-17
Bob Rowlands 13-Sep-17
S. North 13-Sep-17
Wolflord 13-Sep-17
Redheadtwo 13-Sep-17
Wolflord 13-Sep-17
Wolflord 13-Sep-17
Wolflord 13-Sep-17
yeager 13-Sep-17
Wolflord 14-Sep-17
From: Wolflord
Date: 12-Sep-17




Hey fellas, just looking for arrow recommendatuons for a 100 lb recurve. I currently have 32" Easton FMJ Dangerous Game .250 arrows. I shoot these out of a 110 lb Kassai Bear and a 130 lb ELB, so I assume they will be fine. 75 grain HIT inserts, 125 grain tips, 8 grain per inch weight tubes. Total weight just over 1000 grains. I normally draw 29.5 inches, but pull to 32" with ELB, hence the 32" length on arrows. Thanks.

From: bustedarrow
Date: 12-Sep-17




You could shorten a telephone pole or perhaps a railroad tie? On a serious note, wow dude just wow. And I was just feeling good cause I was able to shoot my 50# long bow for a few hrs. lol

From: Wolflord
Date: 12-Sep-17




Tapering the telephone pole for arrow points and nocks sounds like a job!

From: KDdog
Date: 12-Sep-17




Widowmaker smash 300's, not that I shoot #100 bows, holy crap!

From: Fletch
Date: 13-Sep-17




2016 aluminum shafts work on some 50# draw weights. Tape two 2016 shafts together, and you are good to go for a 100# bow.

From: MStyles
Date: 13-Sep-17




32" 3/8" Hickory dowel will put you right about there.

From: Franklin
Date: 13-Sep-17




Do you use your feet and pull it back with both hands...haha Years and years ago we used to slide a smaller shafted arrow inside a larger arrow to get our kinetic energy up on dangerous game but what ever comes out of those other bows should be adequate.

From: Chance
Date: 13-Sep-17




On my heavy bows ill take a 3\8" oak dowel rod and barrel taper the ends .

From: danny
Date: 13-Sep-17




A Easton 2419 Aluminum arrow will work on a 91# Recurve at 28" draw.Im sure it will work for you.

From: Tom McCool
Date: 13-Sep-17




I have no problem with pulling 100# on my shooting sessions...it just takes 4 shots with my 25# bows and I am there.

From: BigOzzie
Date: 13-Sep-17




Call a shaft company "sherwood" and ask for custom, Not 100% sure but I think they shape shafts to 23/64 ths, then sand them down to 11/32 nds and 5/16 ths. you may be able to get an unsanded 32/64ths doug fir shaft that you can hand sand and keep up to the desired spine.

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From: Jeff Durnell Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 13-Sep-17




Yeah, hickory will get you there without too much diameter if you'd like to use wood. I've made 85-87 lb spine hickories that were still just 11/32" diameter.

With 125 grain heads they came in right around 10 g.p.p.

From: Ghostbow
Date: 13-Sep-17




Forrester wood shafts has some 23/64 hardwood shafts over 100# spine on their website. Maple, leopardwood, and red balau.

From: GUTPILE PA
Date: 13-Sep-17




That hurts just thinking about pulling that!

From: ronnickel
Date: 13-Sep-17




Fletch a pool cue?

From: Skeets
Date: 13-Sep-17




You're on your own. I have no experience shooting bows that heavy!

From: Bob Rowlands
Date: 13-Sep-17




I've doweled many hundreds of hickory arrows from 1/2" x 1/2" rips with a Veritas Doweler. I bored out the rear exit guide bushing so I could get a wider diameter blank with higher spine. If I leave the two planes set at maximum diameter setting, I'll get spines in the 90 range like clockwork. 'Wide open' setting results in spines over a hundred and sometimes up to about #125. This is all overkill for my #55 bow, but just saying it is very easy to get wood arrows with very high spines, that would work for a #100 bow.

From: S. North Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 13-Sep-17




Would you mind sending a pic of yourself. I want to see who can pull that much. Ouch

From: Wolflord
Date: 13-Sep-17

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From: Redheadtwo
Date: 13-Sep-17




Forester wood shafts makes wooden shafts out of exotic hardwoods in heavy spines.

From: Wolflord
Date: 13-Sep-17




That last picture was my 130lb English longbow. Not sure why picture is sideways.

From: Wolflord
Date: 13-Sep-17

Wolflord's embedded Photo



From: Wolflord
Date: 13-Sep-17




I give up on the pictures

From: yeager
Date: 13-Sep-17




Hey Robert!!

Just met my neighbor for the first time the other day. That long bow he's pulling back......I could only pull it back about an inch!!! And the arrow he showed was, indeed, almost a telephone pole.

From: Wolflord
Date: 14-Sep-17




Hey Bob! I thought you might be on here somewhere.





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