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Arrows Suitable for Big Game or not Good Enough?
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<blockquote data-quote="300 Driver" data-source="post: 2012088" data-attributes="member: 91257"><p>Newbie-</p><p></p><p>The best answer you will get here, based on the info you provided, is to go to your local pro shop. </p><p>For any archer to determine if an arrow is suitable for elephants to squirrels, they must know how to use a spine chart. EVERY arrow manufacturer offers them. You draw length, draw weight, can type, and point weight all impact you needed spine. I personally like to be in the heavy side of the spine needed. I shoot one arrow at everything from grouse to moose. I don't like the idea of changing my pins during a season and as someone already mentioned, archery is hard to master. Keep it as simple as you possibly can.</p><p></p><p>It seems you have jumped into the deep end of archery without a grasp on the basics. Follow the advice you received above. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. If you aren't sure how to adjust your nock, you're not ready to kill an animal with a bow. But you will be soon! Just keep at it! It's addictive and fun. A 100yd bow shot is very similar to a 1000yd rifle shot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="300 Driver, post: 2012088, member: 91257"] Newbie- The best answer you will get here, based on the info you provided, is to go to your local pro shop. For any archer to determine if an arrow is suitable for elephants to squirrels, they must know how to use a spine chart. EVERY arrow manufacturer offers them. You draw length, draw weight, can type, and point weight all impact you needed spine. I personally like to be in the heavy side of the spine needed. I shoot one arrow at everything from grouse to moose. I don’t like the idea of changing my pins during a season and as someone already mentioned, archery is hard to master. Keep it as simple as you possibly can. It seems you have jumped into the deep end of archery without a grasp on the basics. Follow the advice you received above. PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE. If you aren’t sure how to adjust your nock, you’re not ready to kill an animal with a bow. But you will be soon! Just keep at it! It’s addictive and fun. A 100yd bow shot is very similar to a 1000yd rifle shot. [/QUOTE]
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