| From: Briar
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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How much draw weight does this bow lose per inch or draw? Thanks!
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| From: mangonboat
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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THat is entirely dependent on the overall draw weight of the bow, i.e., a 30# @28" draw bow will gain approximately half as much per in as a 60@28 bow. The draw force 'curve' also varies between bows of different lengths, and early '59s were made on a slightly different form than later 59s. As an example, I've attached a drawforce curve Shandor Weiss recently shared for a new Bear LES 59er, marked 58#.
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| From: mangonboat
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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Correction..its SN 58, but draw weight marked as 35# @ 28"
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| From: Briar
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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How about a #50 60 inch bow? Just an approx number is great.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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2.5lbs. per inch.
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| From: Briar
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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Thank you!!!
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| From: Kodiak
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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Good bow. Next question.
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| From: Boker
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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Interesting.
I am drawing mine to 30” doesn’t seems to again much.
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| From: shandorweiss
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| Date: 18-Jun-22 |
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They do vary from bow to bow. I don't have a 50# 60" 59 Kodiak but here's the #s for a 51# 60" 1960 Kodiak.
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| From: Harleywriter
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| Date: 03-Aug-22 |
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Prettiest girl at the prom, I bet.
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