| From: coontail
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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What spine would i need for a 27.5" arrow with feathers for a shelfless horsebow?
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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45lbs. If you are going to shoot with a thumb release you can typically get away with a stiffer arrow, but I wouldn't to start but if this your first experience I wouldn't.
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| From: coontail
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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I ended up going with 50# but im going to shoot 3 fingers
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| From: Steve P
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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Would knowing the thickness at the arrow pass be of help determining spine? Half would be distance before center.
I have a 35#er with D97 string that shoots 40-44, 5/16 Sitka spruce really well. They are 29" to back of 145gr field point.
Steve
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| From: olddogrib
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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I'm no help, N.C. has no open season on horses. I'm sorry...that just slipped out...couldn't resist...never mind...nobody needs to call PETA...
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| From: Mortis Sagittas
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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I have a Toth tatar that is 44lbs at 28", I draw it 29" because it won't go to my thirty and it likes a 700 carbon with 150s 30" b.o.p. took alot of playing around to find what shot best.
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| From: bradsmith2010santafe
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| Date: 19-Mar-21 |
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if its shooting hard I would say 55 to 60# spine is my guess,,
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