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Find your appropriate spine selection for your bow and use the detail arrow specifications chart on the next page to see which shafts are available in your spine. Arrow length is measured from the throat of the nock to the end of the insert.
Easton, Gold Tip and Carbon Express arrow spine charts for compound, recurve and traditional bows.
On nearly every wall of archery shops around the world is the famous Easton arrow selection chart. It’s the gold standard when it comes to picking the best . Follow the “variables” portion of the chart carefully, and most of all, provide accurate bow weight (measured!) and accurate draw length data.
You choose arrows for your recurve bow by identifying your draw length. This is the measurement of how far you pull your bowstring back. One way to do this is to stretch your arms wide, parallel with the floor.
Here’s a detailed arrow spine chart that covers various bow types, including recurve, compound, and traditional bows. It shows the recommended spine values based on different draw weights and arrow lengths:
Find the perfect arrows for your bow with the Black Eagle Arrows Spine chart. Compare different arrow sizes and spines to improve your archery game.
Our Target Shaft Selection Chart will help you find the perfect shaft match for your bow—quickly and easily. Advanced, interactive Spine Weight Comparison and Target Shaft Selection Charts are now available online at www.eastonarchery.com 1. etermining Correct Target Arrow LengthD
Arrow Selection Chart Once you have your Arrow Length and Actual Bow Peak Weight, you are ready to select your correct arrow spine. Find your bow type and bow weight in the point weight you plan to use. Most common is 125gr. Now move across the chart until you find your arrow length. Note: The 1/2"
Arrow Selection Chart Once you have your Arrow Length and Actual Bow Peak Weight, you are ready to select your correct arrow spine. Find your bow type and bow weight along with the point weight you plan to use. Most common is 125 grains. Now move across the chart until you find your arrow length. Note: The 1/2" marks over lap on
This complete guide to selecting arrows for recurve bow is crafted for novice archers and enthusiasts keen to hit the bullseye with their recurve bows. It walks you through the complex world of arrow choice.