Corax67
Well-known member
I should know better by now but here goes the usual question:
I have just picked up an Internature Long Bow which I believe used to be marketed by Quicks back in the day, it?s 30# @ 28? and my intention is to use it as a bit of gentle relaxation shooting , on a trip to France for some 3D and possibly my indoor bow for the coming winter season.
Now I have a lot of ali?s in various spines at the right length I?ve collected as my draw has changed, one of which is probably correct but I would prefer wooden arrows if I?m being honest.
Is the Easton chart reliable for flatbow? I.E. it says 1716 XX75?s on the chart
Would the jury recommend wooden shafts of 20-25 with 80gn points for this rig or something completely different?
Thanks in advance
Karl
I have just picked up an Internature Long Bow which I believe used to be marketed by Quicks back in the day, it?s 30# @ 28? and my intention is to use it as a bit of gentle relaxation shooting , on a trip to France for some 3D and possibly my indoor bow for the coming winter season.
Now I have a lot of ali?s in various spines at the right length I?ve collected as my draw has changed, one of which is probably correct but I would prefer wooden arrows if I?m being honest.
Is the Easton chart reliable for flatbow? I.E. it says 1716 XX75?s on the chart
Would the jury recommend wooden shafts of 20-25 with 80gn points for this rig or something completely different?
Thanks in advance
Karl