Hello All,
I currently shoot a 28lb recurve ILF bow using 1716 XX75 Platinum Plus arrows.
I have recently come down in poundage and the newfound control has improved my archery no end.
I still have a want to occasionally let some go with a higher poundage bow, I like the feeling. I also think
that it keeps the 28lb feeling light and easy.
I have a 36lb cheap and cheerful black hunter job, but would prefer to swap limbs on my current riser to, say 40lb
when I feel like experiencing some decent velocity.
My problem is that I have carefully adjusted my plunger (new to that) for the 1716's, and would have to wind it in
to accommodate a fatter/heavier spined arrow. Mine does not "click".
It is probably straight forward to measure turns, but to be honest I am very happy with the set up, and do not wish
to fiddle around with it too much. I am not a tweaker as a rule.
Is there a means of finding a reasonably priced arrow that has the same diameter as the 1716's that I can use with
higher poundage limbs without piddling around with the plunger?
Thank you for opinions.
I currently shoot a 28lb recurve ILF bow using 1716 XX75 Platinum Plus arrows.
I have recently come down in poundage and the newfound control has improved my archery no end.
I still have a want to occasionally let some go with a higher poundage bow, I like the feeling. I also think
that it keeps the 28lb feeling light and easy.
I have a 36lb cheap and cheerful black hunter job, but would prefer to swap limbs on my current riser to, say 40lb
when I feel like experiencing some decent velocity.
My problem is that I have carefully adjusted my plunger (new to that) for the 1716's, and would have to wind it in
to accommodate a fatter/heavier spined arrow. Mine does not "click".
It is probably straight forward to measure turns, but to be honest I am very happy with the set up, and do not wish
to fiddle around with it too much. I am not a tweaker as a rule.
Is there a means of finding a reasonably priced arrow that has the same diameter as the 1716's that I can use with
higher poundage limbs without piddling around with the plunger?
Thank you for opinions.