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Old 13-03-07, 01:45 AM
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The latest issue of Archery UK includes an entry form for the National Flight Championships on Saturday 18th August. I'm strangely tempted by this, especially since there are hardly any flight tournaments in the world. I'd probably enter both the Recurve Target Bow Under 50lb and the Compound Target Bow Under 45lb.

So...what's the best arrow for flight? Long? Short? Heavy or light points? Short tall fletches or long low ones? Spill the beans!
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Old 13-03-07, 10:26 AM
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The latest issue of Archery UK includes an entry form for the National Flight Championships on Saturday 18th August. I'm strangely tempted by this, especially since there are hardly any flight tournaments in the world. I'd probably enter both the Recurve Target Bow Under 50lb and the Compound Target Bow Under 45lb.

So...what's the best arrow for flight? Long? Short? Heavy or light points? Short tall fletches or long low ones? Spill the beans!
Light arrows and point about 30inches long and small thin fletchings(i normally shoot 28inches so a couple more for a bit of overdraw) This is just what i have found out from otherclub members.
http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/flight-arrows.html
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