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    • Bob Lee
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        Good day folks im new here and also somewhat new to shooting traditional archery, my question is as follows , what weight of arrow would you guys suggest for someone shooting a 51# longbow at 28 inch draw lenght? Especially in an aluminum arrow, im currently shooting cedar shaft arrows with a 125 grain field point but dont know the weight thus im not sure how to go about picking the proper weight for my bow ? Any recommendations

        thanks

        cheers

         

        bob

      • richard roop
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          Greetings from South Eastern Arizona.

          My go-to arrow is the Easton 2213.  Very versatile shaft size that will work well in the mid 50# to upper 60# range.

          I get ’em on E Bay.

        • Ralph
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            I’d look into the Easton Aluminum Arrow Selection chart. It’s worked well for years.

            A 2016 might be good. Works really well in my 47# and 50# longbows.

            For years it seemed if you weren’t shooting a 2117 you were out of the pack. 🙂

          • Raymond Coffman
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              Hi Bob

              Welcome to the forum…

              All the aluminum shafts mentioned are applicable. Give em a try.

              Let us know what you find works best. I don’t shoot much aluminum these days ( used it almost exclusively in my youth) but it is a good tuff shaft material.

              Scout aka Ray

            • Bob Lee
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                Thanks folks much appreciate you guys all getting back to me , will try your suggestions

                 

                cheers

                 

                bob

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