leebowhunts
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Mathews monster,29 inch draw, 100 grain head Beaman ICS hunter 400. 327fps thru the chrono. Its three years old and still smokin. I love it.
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gondo
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bowriter said:
Then why answer?
bobthebowhunter
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who cares.
bobthebowhunter
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gondo said:
Because speed is over-rated. Like Radar says, speed sells bows.
27.5" draw length
53 pounds
508 grain total arrow weight (including tip and insert)
125 grain broadhead with 100 grain brass insert
150-160 fps - guesstimate
This is what I will be using on my elk hunt in just 7 short weeks.
53 pounds
508 grain total arrow weight (including tip and insert)
125 grain broadhead with 100 grain brass insert
150-160 fps - guesstimate
This is what I will be using on my elk hunt in just 7 short weeks.
switchbacker
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i dont know, but would like to find out,isnt there a site to input and find out?
gondo
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bobthebowhunter said:
Lol then why do yall even post in the topic...
redhunterZ71
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Speed sales bows for a reason! It takes a lot of the yardage guessing out!!!!bobthebowhunter said:
Speed is great but I think what they mean is don't sacrifice accuracy for extra poundage and speed!!!. Keep it comfortable and keep good form and if the speed is there , well that's just a bonus!!!redhunterZ71 said:
id actually like to know what mine is, All i do suspect is it is fast then my neighbor can run 
gondo
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titansfan2104 said:
true that, now days half the 60lb bows are faster then the 70lb anyways because they can still manage to stabilize the really light arrows... pretty cool if your shoulders are damaged or worn out from age... sure mine will be soon enough
spoon
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Don't know, don't care...it kills deer
W.Seay
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291 fps
Radar
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I have some fast and slower bows , but I have never shot an arrow trough a chrono to check the speed . I have always based my bow preference on how well they shoot in my hands .
W.Seay
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My arrows move fast enough to zip thru deer at 63 yards I would much rather have a moderate speed bow that was very quiet and smooth on the draw rather than a speed now that's loud and rough drawing.
I would much rather have a moderate speed bow that was very quiet and smooth on the draw rather than a speed now that's loud and rough drawing.
Carnage
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Elite Answer, 70lb/29", 430 grain Carbon Express Mayem, 290fps
The Backcountry calculator can be found here:
http://backcountrybowhunting.com/articles/calc/
The Backcountry calculator can be found here:
http://backcountrybowhunting.com/articles/calc/
Ironsmith-Jared
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Redhead Kryptik Pro 72lb/29", 386 grain Carbon Max2, 100 grain head, 308 fps.
