If you’re just starting out with archery, you’ll need to find the right arrows for your bow. There are a few things to consider when choosing the best arrows for your bow, such as the draw weight of the bow and the arrow spine. Here is a beginner’s guide to shopping for arrows.
First, determine the draw weight of your bow. Draw weight is the amount of force required to pull the bowstring back to the full draw position. The higher the draw weight, the more arrow energy is produced. So it’s important to choose arrows that can handle the draw weight of your bow.
Next, consider the arrow spine. Arrow spine is the stiffness of the arrow shaft and is measured in pounds per inch (lbs/in). When selecting an arrow, the spine must match the draw weight of the bow. Heavier bows require stiffer arrow spines, while lighter bows require softer arrow spines.
Finally, pick the arrow length. The correct arrow length should be based on your own draw length. The arrow length should be at least 3 inches longer than the draw length of the bow. This ensures that the arrow has enough room to leave the bowstring before it contacts the riser.
Once you’ve determined the draw weight, arrow spine, and arrow length, you’re ready to start shopping for arrows. Look for arrows made from quality materials and with good craftsmanship. Be sure to read customer reviews to get an idea of how the arrows perform.
With this beginner’s guide to shopping for arrows, you’ll be ready to find the right arrows for your bow. Have fun and shoot straight!
Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow 62 inch- Right & Left Handed - 25-60lb.
$149.99
$149.99 USD
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