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<blockquote data-quote="codyadams" data-source="post: 1435804" data-attributes="member: 87243"><p>Also when picking arrow weight keep in mind your draw length, poundage, and bows speed. My bow shooting 500 grain arrows at 270fps has an IBO of 335fps, I am shooting a 29.5" draw length, and shooting a 70 pound bow with limbs all the way down then backed out a quarter turn. For elk, I would go as heavy as you can and still be at 240 fps or more, with a good cut on contact or muzzy type head. With heavier arrows you may also notice less hand shock and an overall quieter bow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="codyadams, post: 1435804, member: 87243"] Also when picking arrow weight keep in mind your draw length, poundage, and bows speed. My bow shooting 500 grain arrows at 270fps has an IBO of 335fps, I am shooting a 29.5" draw length, and shooting a 70 pound bow with limbs all the way down then backed out a quarter turn. For elk, I would go as heavy as you can and still be at 240 fps or more, with a good cut on contact or muzzy type head. With heavier arrows you may also notice less hand shock and an overall quieter bow. [/QUOTE]
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