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Started by wahoo, August 17, 2008, 07:43:00 PM

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wahoo

just bought a osage bow from Owl bows. 50 lbs @ 25 inch and I have some 50-55 laminated birch shafts. Ed said I should try building them long 29 to 30 inches bop, thought they would fly great. Any ideas

Dano

Ed is the man, he would know.
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Pat B

I draw 26" and cut all my arrows to 29"bop. I like the extra weight and the extra length makes the arrow more flexible so its easier for it to get around the bow. These days I shoot mostly hardwood shoot arrows or cane arrows but even with cedars I cut them long.     Pat
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wahoo

thanks. I am doing it. 29" bop and the bow is cut just a hair off center so it should be pretty forgiving. Just wanted a little feed back on the new site .

George Tsoukalas

Yup, I like'em long too. 29 inches bop for a 26 inch draw. Jawge

**DONOTDELETE**

longer the better, makes for a forgiving spin

Jim now in Kentucky

Just be sure to not draw beyond 26" It would be very easy to do with longer arrows.
"Reparrows save arrows!"

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Pat B

Jim, I have a hard enough time getting to 26".  No threat of over drawing for me!!!     Pat
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

wahoo

I have a very short draw and was really more concerned about how this would effect the spine and also the flight of the arrow. If anything I have more problems making sure I come to full draw as to over drawing a bow. New bow should be here this week. Can't wait.

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