What's better? 50-60# at 60# or 60-70# at 60#

[Tradbeau]

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking at a couple of bows and wondering if it's better to go max weight or min weight if I want a 60# draw? I have a choice of a 50-60# bow or a 60-70# bow. If I knew I wanted to stay at 60#, do I get a performance or accuracy advantage with a bow that is set to max weight?

Thanks,

Tradbeau

[60 Deluxe]

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking at a couple of bows and wondering if it's better to go max weight or min weight if I want a 60# draw? I have a choice of a 50-60# bow or a 60-70# bow. If I knew I wanted to stay at 60#, do I get a performance or accuracy advantage with a bow that is set to max weight?

Thanks,

Tradbeau

50-60 maxed out. You get the full use of your limb flex and the measurement specs will stay the same as the manufacture states. I dropped from seventies to sixties several years ago and can't tell much difference at all in arrow flight. It is much easier to draw the bow when your muscles are cold.

[mzurovec]

50-60

[lovemylegacy]

50-60 maxed out. You get the full use of your limb flex and the measurement specs will stay the same as the manufacture states. I dropped from seventies to sixties several years ago and can't tell much difference at all in arrow flight. It is much easier to draw the bow when your muscles are cold.

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