One bow will be about 41# at your draw, the other about 47. Whether one arrow will work is a guess at best. For the 64 Kodiak, I would think a 28" arrow at 27" draw about 40-45 range with 125 tips. Likely the 1962 will need a stiffer arrow, depending on how long you like your arrows. The 1962 gives away nothing compared to the 1964. Both are good performers but that's a big range of difference.

So the spine of the arrows should match to the Bow weight calculated after draw length?

Yes

I do like my arrows long. I do not have to add to spine for these bows. No FF strings.

How long?

You'll be hard pressed to find one arrow to work with both bows. If you get a set of arrows to work in the 50lb bow with 125gr heads you might get by with 145gr heads for the lighter bow. You could get a set to tune in the lighter bow and use the same arrows/heads in the heavier bow but build out the strikeplate to tune.

George's suggestion above, to me, is correct.

The only way that you Might...MIGHT get it to work without changing points etc, is to find the arrow that works in the lighter bow. Then build out the side plate/sight window far enough to get them to shoot well out of the heavier bow.

The key word here is MIGHT.

Those are both exemplary examples of their era. Celebrate rather than compromise. Don't try to make one arrow fit both...get matched arrows for each bow and watch them do magic.

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