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PolarBear:

--- Quote from: Todd_ID on August 15, 2010, 09:58:55 AM ---
--- Quote from: bowhunterforever on August 14, 2010, 10:42:47 PM ---What arrows should i be shooting beman ics 400?

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 You already have more than enough horsepower to blow through a cape buffalo, so dial it down to where it'll just blow through a polar bear.

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HEY NOW!  Watch it with the shooting polar bear talk!  :chuckle:

bowhunterforever:
Thanks for the help, i'll probably just turn it down to 65#. I was showing my buddy this topic and he was wondering if you could check his out too. 2007 elite synergy , 28 1/2 draw with smooth modules,  set at70# with gold tip XT hunter 5575 cut 29 1/2 and 100grain tips.

Todd_ID:

--- Quote from: bowhunterforever on August 15, 2010, 01:37:44 PM ---Thanks for the help, i'll probably just turn it down to 65#. I was showing my buddy this topic and he was wondering if you could check his out too. 2007 elite synergy , 28 1/2 draw with smooth modules,  set at70# with gold tip XT hunter 5575 cut 29 1/2 and 100grain tips.

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For your buddy: shows 5.5 gr/lb, so a bit under legal for hunting (but this is only for target, right?).  307 fps, 385 gr arrow, 12.26% FOC, 81 ft-lbs KE, 20-50 drop of 23.5", KE @ 50: 68.5 ft-lbs.  Recommended spine is .301", so his .400" 5575's are way underspined  :bdid: .  Cutting them to 27" doesn't even come close (rec. spine of .328" with 70#), and a 27" arrow and 60# draw still needs .367" spine.  Best recommendation is to go to 7595's (.340" spine) cut at 28.5" and 65# draw with the 100 grain heads.  That'd be 294 fps, 6.28 gr/lb (now legal), 408 grain arrow, 10.2% FOC, 78.4 ft-lbs KE, 20-50 drop of 26.4", KE @ 50: 66.4 ft-lbs.  Or he could cut the 7595's at 28" and use 125 grain heads to get to 12.6% FOC and a better flying arrow.  :twocents:

Todd_ID:

--- Quote from: MIKEXRAY on August 15, 2010, 10:32:20 AM ---Arrows are getting expensive !         

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No doubt!  I've bought the last several sets of arrows on classifieds just because of the price problem.  I did pay full price for my target arrows, though.  You've got to pay to play that game!

Hornseeker:
Hey Todd,

My buddy is trying to get setup.... see if you have data for this outfit.

Its a Martin Magnum Panther (Maybe 10 yrs old???) set at 65# and 29". He's shooting a whisker biscuit... He is trying to shoot 7595's with a 250 grain point weight (175 grain Snuffers with 75 grain steel adaptors)... will these shafts work? Cut to what length?

Thanks, let me know if you need more info.

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