I looked at those Cobra Curves. NICE !!!
Once you get used to the draw cycle on the super curve limbs they are SWEET !!!
Rick
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Originally posted by SJP51 View PostI'm clueless. What's this weekend? A longbow shoot?
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Yeah but then cobra curves are useless this weekend.
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I dug out some 600 spines that come close to the 3Rivers Calulator theorectical arrow that should work. 8.1 gpp.
They scooty scoot down range pretty darn quick! And still dead silent. Them Cobra Curves are impressive for their "noise level" if nothing else.
Have to drag out the chorono this weekend.
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Originally posted by BillyJack1975 View PostI couldn’t agree more Malachi. I’m getting perfect arrow flight with approximately 500 grain arrows out of 50# bows and getting pass thoughs on most anything.
I’ll take that over speed or extreme FOC any day. I’m no expert, just my observations.
Now if you're shooting a kids weight bow like I am, sometimes they bounce off.
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Originally posted by Trumpkin View PostFOC is overrated. But so is speed! I changed to lighter arrows to fix my tune after a form change this spring. Now I’m 3-4” high at twenty unless I train my brain to a new “zero” (I shoot gaps like a rifle, with a home base at twenty that is my natural aim point).
I’ll take that over speed or extreme FOC any day. I’m no expert, just my observations.
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Speed may be overated on game but a flatter trajectory trumps a little extra noise on the 3D course.
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FOC is overrated. But so is speed! I changed to lighter arrows to fix my tune after a form change this spring. Now I’m 3-4” high at twenty unless I train my brain to a new “zero” (I shoot gaps like a rifle, with a home base at twenty that is my natural aim point).
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Originally posted by DRT View PostPut the factors into the 3Rivers calculator and see what it says.
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Going just the "lighter" arrow route is more expensive to buy new shafts. Reduding the point from 125 to 100 gr. would do it, but I loose FOC. The flethces are already only 3 x 3" so not much can done there.
No idea what the current set up is on FPS. Just curious and playing around. I may chrono the set up this weekend and see what's what. Dropping 25 gr of point wieght gets my current arrow to 8.1 gpp and according to 3Rivers would yield 7 fps more speed. And likely some noise to go with it!!
My misteps at Chester were "form" related, not speed related. So this little exercise isn't going to help my score.
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There are no guarantees to performance boost with strings.
Some get it, some don't, and some get a lot.
Here's an example of "A Lot".
Same bow. Same arrows. Different strings.
The only problem with that much boost is - I'm now shooting arrows that are WAY to weak in dynamic spine, but I'll solve that with some good footing on the business end.
Rick
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String, but D97 is not a good material for low/lower strand count.
Look at a material like BCY Mercury II at 12 strands. It is very similar to Brownell's Rhino material. You'll like it.
I don't know what bow, and draw weight you are shooting, but 10 fps is going to be a stretch. You might get the 7 with just a string change though. The 10 will likely take a combination of string, and arrow weight reduction to achieve it.
Rick
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