what is the max bow draw weight for these arrows?
1447067
I shot these successfully with my 55 lb recurve bow. They wobble a little though coz these were made for youth.
1919933
31 1/2 " These are the only arrows I use. I don't get mine cut because I like the length(I have a 30" draw) you can get them cut at any sporting good store that sells arrows.
176081
Bows don't usually come in sizes, it's by draw weight. A 50 lb is for fairly strong adult men. I've prefer 40-45 lbs as I can practice much longer without becoming exhausted.
829037
This bow is for all ages. It is my wifes primary bow. The draw length will go up to 30" and the draw weight will go up to 70 lbs. If you are starting out this is great because you can start at a low draw weight and slowly work your way up. Without having to get a new bow.
1723532
The limbs on take down bows like the bullseye can be replaced with longer limbs that increase the draw weight. I believe the longest are 62" with a 30lb pull.
750423
I'm not real sure what you are asking. I am using a recurve bow with a 25 pound pull with 28 inch arrow. I am not very strong either and having no trouble with the 25 pound pull. I hope this helps you.
2198362
per my husband, 180 lb draw weight-never did an actual test on arrow speed. He's had several other brands of crossbows, and says this is the best crossbow he has ever owned. Totally 100% satisfied.
993684
"Arrow spine weight must match or be higher than bow weight." The draw weight of the bow in question is: 15 to 20 pounds. Draw length: 15 to 20 inches.The bow features durable composite limb and riser construction and measures 26 inches from axle to axle. Constructed of fiberglass, the Safetyglass arrows offer high flexing qualities and will not splinter. My guess is yes, you can use these arrows, since they come with the bow. I guess you would get the 26" arrows. The description is a little vague, but I notice that these arrows are commonly purchased together with the bow in question. The final question is what length of arrow do you get? 26" seems a safe bet. Or higher, 28" to 30" since "Arrow spine weight must match or be higher than bow weight." i would buy the bow and see what arrows come with it before ordering more, or else contact the company directly and ask them, since the info does not appear to be on Amazon.
1750324
dear,friend. thanks for your asking. the bow string is about 53 inch, its maximum draw length is about 29inch. wish it would be help you. if there any other question, be free contact me,i am glad to help you. best regards.
1148705
Max draw length is 26" so any arrow 26" or longer will work, except wooden arrows designed for smaller draw weights. I just bought the cheapest aluminum arrows I could find.
1485341
After looking at several states regulations on bow hunting, the average draw is 35-45 lbs. This crossbow has 175 lbs of draw. I'm sure it will take a deer with no problems. HOWEVER- do consult your state's regulations on using crossbows for big game hunting. Most states allow you to hunt with a crossbow during rifle season but not bow season. Depends on the state and check the regs before going.
750422
Probably should'nt go over a 20-25 lb draw. You can always go up as strength develops, but proper form is very improtant when using a recurve.
2092804
About 29-30". They should work for most adult archers unless you use a style with an unique draw (Japanese of Korean archery for example).
225204
These particular arrows are for youth type Long, recurve, or compound bows. As they include string hold type nocks, they are unsuitable for crossbows. Also, due to their size and material, they are unsuitable for any bow using more than 40 pounds of draw weight, which would make them shatter in any crossbow large enough to handle their length.
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I think the minimum draw weight for a hunting bow is at least 45lbs, so no, I wouldn't consider this as a hunting bow..unless just for squrrels or rabbits...but not on a deer.
915956
Not really. These arrows are much to light for a 40 lb. bow. You need an aluminum or carbon arrow for your bow. The arrow rating is usually shown on the side of the arrow. they are good for a small kids bow as they are cheap enough that you don't care if they get lost.http://www.huntersfriend.com/carbon_arrows/hunting_arrows_selection_guide_chapter_1.htmThat will tell you all about arrows.
1255633
I used these on a 30# long bow, and they are made well, flew straight, and held up well. I did break some of them, but that that was due to operator error, (hitting rocks and such.) I am not familiar with the bow you mentioned but if it's between 20-30# draw weight I would think these arrows will be fine for you.