Still playing with arrow weight. First I like using a app that uses the standard 1 ft gain/loss for every 3 gn add/subtract. These calculators are good for reverence only. I'm using a mr5 at measured 26.5 draw at 67 lbs.
Using a 318 gn arrow it shot 324 fps using this number as a reverence with 10 gn on string it gives me a ibo of 358 not changing the ibo number on the app I replaced the 318 gn with these weights and this is what the fps would come out to
429 gn=287 (288)
483 gn=269 (271)
554 gn=245 (254)
603 gn=229 (246)
694 gn=199 (231)
The numbers in () are the chronograph numbers. But as you can see at least with this bow it picks up good at that 500 mark. Big jump above 600. I know everything is speed but a 700 gn arrow is looking good. Has not been that long ago I just got 235 with a 425 gn arrow and I killed a lot of deer at that speed
I think I'll take that 700 gn arrow and go kill a Mack truck
Using a 318 gn arrow it shot 324 fps using this number as a reverence with 10 gn on string it gives me a ibo of 358 not changing the ibo number on the app I replaced the 318 gn with these weights and this is what the fps would come out to
429 gn=287 (288)
483 gn=269 (271)
554 gn=245 (254)
603 gn=229 (246)
694 gn=199 (231)
The numbers in () are the chronograph numbers. But as you can see at least with this bow it picks up good at that 500 mark. Big jump above 600. I know everything is speed but a 700 gn arrow is looking good. Has not been that long ago I just got 235 with a 425 gn arrow and I killed a lot of deer at that speed
I think I'll take that 700 gn arrow and go kill a Mack truck
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