Thoughts on this short draw setup?
Contributors to this thread:Elk
From: Ucsdryder
22-Jul-19
420 grains, including 175 up front (50 brass and 125gr BH). 24” draw at 37lbs with a 125gr Magnus stinger 2 blade.
We’re working on increasing draw weight but it’s nit going to get a whole lot better! Only option is to increase point weight but I have it shooting well out to 40. Which is the last pin.
Thoughts on elk?
From: ElkNut1
22-Jul-19
Just make sure you're legal, many states are 40# to 50# for legal draw weight!
ElkNut/Paul
From: Ucsdryder
22-Jul-19
Colorado is 35# but good advice!
From: Brotsky
22-Jul-19
Keep it 20 yards and in and she’ll get it done with that set-up.
From: fubar racin
22-Jul-19
Keep em close and perfectly broadside and it should be ok
From: joehunter
22-Jul-19
Rubber tubing to exercise. My son jumped 10 pounds when he was 13 in just a short period of time. Easy to do. No heavy weight to risk injury. No bad habits of sky drawing the actual bow or trying to up the pounds on the actual bow as a means of increasing strength. Just have them use the rubber tubing in the draw motion with high reps. Both left and right hand draw motion. You have over a month. They will improve overall strength and confidence. Good luck!
From: Franklin
23-Jul-19
If she puts in the pump station with the 2 blade I think it will work. I would focus now on going with what you got and how to get it done vs. further tinkering.
From: altitude sick
23-Jul-19
Add more arrow weight Try to run the arrow through a chronometer. Calculate the Momentum. Use a quality cut on contact BH . And decide if you have enough momentum.
From: fubar racin
23-Jul-19
I agree with franklin that’s got me second guessing myself.....
