Arrow question

[jdn79]

I just ordered 50# replacement limbs for my Samick sage recurve (upgrading from 40# limbs).

My question is what size aluminum arrows would work best for my setup to shoot off the shelf?

I am currently shooting some carbon GT arrows but wanted to experiment with something new.

Thank you for your time.

[TejasNW]

Unfortunately, too many variable (not enough information) to give you a specific answer but can give you a starting point.

Start with a 1916, 2013, or 2016. That will get you in the ballpark. Try this chart here:

http://www.3riversarchery.com/pdf/ArrowCharts.pdf

Decide on a point weight, your draw length using the left margin for a Aluminum Arrows. It is easier to make a stiff shaft softer by leaving extra length and increasing point weight than it is to stiffen an arrow that is too soft.

[gatorgar]

Easton 400. Is what I used and they tuned fairly easy with 125 up front. 27.5" draw 29" arrow
Went to 250 up front and 28.25 arrow and worked wonders
Good luck

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[Bisch]

If your actual draw weight is 50# at your draw lwngth, then you should be able to get a 2016 to work. Just let tuning tell you what to do to it as far as length and front end weight goes.

Bisch

[jdn79]

Thank yall for the info. I will check these out