bigtim6656

my bow is set at 68 pounds my current arrow is 27 and 1/8 inch's long

if i go to a 400 grain arrow at 271/8 long will that be to heavy for my weight

also if i re sight my 20 yard pin for the 400s is there any way i can set my 30 ad 40 close before shooting so when i shoot at 30 and 40 i am not shooting into the woods or something

Mathewsboy

I'm curious.. What kind of bow you shooting? Whats your drawlength? Type/Make of arrows? Broadheads? Any other info you'd like to share...

gzg38b

400 grain arrow is just fine for 68 lbs. For sighting in here's what I'd do.

Sight in your top pin for 20 yards.Then walk back to 30 yards. Using your 20 yard pin at 30 yards, shoot 4 arrows at a 1" dot. They should hit4 to 6" below the dot depending on your arrow speed.

Now,adjust your 30 yard pinso that when you are at full drawthe 30 yard pin is in the middle of the group of arrows that you just shot at 30 yards. Now your 30 yard pin should be pretty close. Fine tune from there.

Once you have your 30 yard pin dead on at 30 yards, repeat the same process for your 40 yard pin. Shoot the 30 yard pin at 40 yards, (they'll probably be 10-12" low) and then put the 40 yard pin in the center of that group of arrows while at full draw. This will make sure that if you won't be slinging arrows over the top of the target.

bigtim6656

reflex excursion 68 pounds draw cam and half draw lenth 30 with a loop

muzzy broadheads with a cobra wrist release current arrows are carbon force dominators 200s

ijimmy

I shoot a 520 grain 28 inch arrow at 28 inch draw and 65 pounds , 400 is defiantly not too heavy

Roskoe

400 grains is too heavy if you want to make 300 fps. But for hunting, 400 grains total arrow weight is about right IMO. If anything, I would want them heavier.