From: White Falcon
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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So what do your hunting arrows weigh in grams.
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From: goldentrout_one
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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About 40 grams for this year's hunt....
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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They vary, depending on which ones I'm using...wood, fiberglass or aluminum.
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Most weigh in grains, so you divide by 15.43 to get grams.
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From: soap creek
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Most of what I hunt with are between 500 to 600 grains total weight broadheads included. That's no matter the arrow material.
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From: kstout
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Using the formula posed by George Stout, mine weigh 36.29 grams.
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From: Therifleman
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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I've gone as light as 25.66 for deer on up to 32.
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From: Pdiddly
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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8-10 grains per pound.
I shoot recurves from 45-65 pounds when hunting so arrow weight increases with poundage.
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From: Burly
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Around 640 gr. With broadheads.
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From: osage
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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660 grains as I mostly hunt elk.
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From: Tracker7
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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430 grains for 43 lb bow , 530 for 50 lb bow.
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From: Pa Steve
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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540-690 grains depending on the bow I'm shooting & the game I'm after.
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From: Tundra
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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I'm hunting with 550 - 610 grains
Tundra
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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White Falcon is going to have to work the gozintos to get grams. ;)
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From: White Falcon
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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... and this is the question for all the know it all's!
So what do your hunting arrows weigh in grams?
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From: Scoop
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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I'm still using inches and ounces and miles per hour, so we have to keep this simple. My arrows are around 640 grains.
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From: GF
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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I’m shootin’ for 8.5-9 GPP, I think... 430-530 depending on the bow.
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From: Longcruise
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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This past season I hunted with 586 grains. I have gone as high as 675.
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From: Jon Stewart
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Never weighed one. If it shoots I use it. Ain't much for all this technical stuff.
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From: Texomahunter
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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40.2 grams for me. Comes out to 9.5 grains per pound for my hunting bow.
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From: Andy Man
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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put an ACE standard on either cedars or Douglas fir and what ever it weighs is fine
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From: Mpdh
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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If 15.43 is correct, mine are from 30 to 39 grams.
MP
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From: oscar11
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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Right around 33 grams
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From: George D. Stout
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Date: 14-Dec-18 |
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https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+grains+are+in+a+gram&rlz=1C1SQJL_enUS782US782&oq=how+many+grains&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.7014j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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From: GUTPILE PA
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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440-480 Gris on a 55-60 lb bow
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From: Muskrat
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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10 grains per pound shooting 40 to 46# bows. You can convert to grams if you like.
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From: JamesPB
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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630-650 Grains
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From: Roger Norris
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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I'm hunting 60# bows right now, my arrows are all about 640 grains.
I am thinking about dropping down in weight, I will probably go to 55#'s next year.It is possible with some minor tweaking i will be shooting the same arrows.
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From: Monte
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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Out of my 56# LAG, my carbons with Magnus I up front and 125 gr. insert are 620 grains and 2117's XX75 with same broadhed set up are 660 grains.
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From: Jim McCann
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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GT Traditionals at around 622-grains with a 160-grain Zwickey broadhead.
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From: reb
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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10 grains per pound.
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From: Bassman
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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29 to 32 grams.
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From: fdp
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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I shoot mostly hardwood shafts. To be honest I don't really care what they weight, as long as they are consistent within a set. Kind of like Andy.
Folks worry way too musch about arrow weight in my mind.
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From: silverarrowhead
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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36.3 grams. Most of my bows range 53# to 57#.
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From: David McLendon
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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624 grains, 40.44 grams, 9.31 grains per pound. That's for one bow, don't know the other but my GPP is pretty consistent regardless of draw weight. Do I win a prize? ;)
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From: Dave Lay
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Date: 15-Dec-18 |
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625 grains out of a 58 lb bow so however that works out in grams
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From: trad47
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Date: 16-Dec-18 |
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400 grains. 10 gr per poundage.
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From: elknailer
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Date: 16-Dec-18 |
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45# limbs arrows are 505 gr. 55# limbs 600gr.
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From: LBshooter
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Date: 16-Dec-18 |
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Anywhere from 475 to 600 depending on the bow I use.
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From: Nemah
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Date: 16-Dec-18 |
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Mice.....350 Robins....400 Crows....450 Squirrels...475 Grouse. 500 Turkeys...525 Deer....550 Elk...600 Moose....650 Trespassers...00 Buckshot
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