Anyone got Archer's Advantage?

[Adam]

I need a bit of help. My (very tall, very thin) son has just decided to have a go at recurve, having been shooting compound for a couple of years.

Just got him a SF riser & limbs. He's drawing 30 inches (nock to back of bow) and holding 34lbs.

What would be the best spine arrow (considering ACC or Triples as a starting point) and point weight?

Thanks,

Adam

[Ffish]

According to the Easton shaft selector the ACC's you'd want would be 3L-18 (0.620 spine) with a 100 grain point.

I dont have the Triples chart to hand.

HTH

[rohenwto]

Originally Posted by Adam

I need a bit of help. My (very tall, very thin) son has just decided to have a go at recurve, having been shooting compound for a couple of years.

Just got him a SF riser & limbs. He's drawing 30 inches (nock to back of bow) and holding 34lbs.

What would be the best spine arrow (considering ACC or Triples as a starting point) and point weight?

Thanks,

Adam

This thread may help (maybe)

http://www.archery-interchange.com/f...ead.php?t=1529

[caveman]

yes i have shot 34bs with a 30" drew useing acc,s there 3L 18 and they flew nicly with nice tight groups , i know shoot cartel triples off a 43bs bow and there a very nice arrow alot heaver than the acc but nice outdoor , dont know what spin you need if you want the cartel , i like to use a stiffer arrow these day's but that's just me .

[Autonomous]

Adam, Let me have the following details and i'll send you a full excel sheet for setups from AA.

Peak Draw Weight
Brace Height
AMO Draw Length

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