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I am shooting An Elite Hunter at 60 pounds 29 inch draw shooting Easton axis 340s. According to Easton’s chart I should be shooting 400s. Is being over spined like this going to affect arrow flight?

Recently I had a chance to try a thumb ring draw. It was a different ball game!
Yesterday, I got a cheap horse bow Samick SKB 60# @30" and I am eager to try thumb ring. But I don’t have any clue whether I need to start from 60+ or 60-. I think somebody told me I have to start with overspined arrows.

Does anyone familiar with thumb ring archery?

I am getting some Injexion arrows and need some help determining the best length to cut them for optimized dynamic spine.

Here is my bow set up: PSE Dream Season EVO, 28" draw length, 67#

I plan to use 125 gr. heads and can cut the arrows as short at 26" (26.5" is even with the berger hole). I am using 4, 1.6" fletchings weighing 4 gr each.

What length is ideal for my setup? Can someone run this in OT2 for me?

Thanks for the help.

I’ve been looking at the arrow selection chart on gold tip’s website and my question is do I choose the spine off the length of the arrow or my actual draw length? My draw is 29" and I usually shoot a 27 to 27.5" inch arrow. I’m currently shooting the velocity 340’s. thanks in advance I think i’m right
just curious to be sure.

Hey all,

I bought a new bow. Finally! My next newest bow is an old Golden Eagle Revolution circa 1997-ish. I used to shoot 2219s at 29 3/4", and shoot those now out of my new Eagle. I want to stay with a heavier arrow, but not weigh the bow down with 550 grains of 2219. I bought a half-dozen Beman ICS Hunters from Academy that are 31" long. According to the spine charts, I should be ok leaving them at 31" and installing a 125 grain point. This would leave me with a finished weight in the neighborhood of 436, allowing a good mass for hunting elk, but without launching the aluminum telephone poles I used to shoot. I plan on using these arrows for anything and everything from 3D to hunting. My draw is 29", so the arrow will stick over the end of the riser about .5" – 1", depending on the point on there. Does this setup sound at all reasonable, or should I opt for a heavier point and shorter arrow. I haven’t even seen how these tune yet, but I thought I’d bounce it around the more experienced brains here. I can’t edit the title, but it should read Parker Eagle. I used to shoot a PSE.

I was hoping the folks that have built them could provide guide to how use one.
Maybe how to tell if it is working correctly?
How to find the stiff side of the arrow,(does the arrow have to be uncut to do this or can you find it on arrows already in your arsenal)?
What spine chart you should be using and where to find it.
Cause honestly I built one and I am not exactly sure if it works right or not.
I went to my local archery shop and bought a pile drive 350 uncut to see if it was working correctly. When I checked the spine it read 7.20 which converted to 360 something and I am not sure if it is correct.
So if someone could guide me along in this pursuit it would be greatly appreciated.
Ty

Can someone please tell me what the spine deflection (@28") is on a 2115? Thank you

Looking for a little help, I’m having a bear of a time with broadhead tuning, and I am curious if my arrows are weak. My specs are as follows.

2011 prime centroid
70lb dw
29" dl

Arrows are:
Easton axis 340
Cut at 28.25" carbon to carbon
Firenock aeroinserts @18gr each
125 gr points
Onestringer wraps with double dogs (I’m guessing around 10gr)
Easton xnocks
Blazer fletching a

Thanks for any input