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  • Zach Cockle
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      So it seems that most people are recommending arrow weights that are more in the realm of 12-14 grain per pound of draw weight. Is there a formula to follow here, or is it just experience/trial and error?

      Lots of great info and insight here so far guys, it’s all greatly appreciated.

      Zach Cockle
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        Hi Richard, I’m glad you think that 40# seems light, because I agree. Despite it meeting regulations as well as what I’ve heard from others, including one story I read online of someone killing a grizzly bear with a 40# bow, it just seems too low. I can go up to 50# limbs on my current bow, which definitely seems to be the way to go by the sounds of it, but I’m curious how much of a benefit I could get from going even higher. Are we in the realm of diminishing returns past 50# or is it a pretty linear increase in effectiveness as you go up?

        And please, let’s debate arrows! Brad gave some recommendations that line up with what I understand from the Ashby studies, but I’d love to get your thoughts on the topic.

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