New arrows for my daughter

weekender21

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Just finished these for my 12-year-old. 24 inches, 398 grains total weight. Really hoping she’ll join me this year! She seems interested but not overly passionate.

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She’s shooting them well at 15 yards. That’s going to be max in a deer this year at her draw weight/length.

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I know there is a Formula for figuring out the Exact Weight of your Arrows, but can't seem to find it anymore. Care to share how you figure the Weight?

I know it's the Weight of the Shaft, plus the Nock, Vanes, threaded Insert, and Broadhead, but not sure how to figure the Weight oif the Nock-Vanes-Insert.
 
I know there is a Formula for figuring out the Exact Weight of your Arrows, but can't seem to find it anymore. Care to share how you figure the Weight?

I know it's the Weight of the Shaft, plus the Nock, Vanes, threaded Insert, and Broadhead, but not sure how to figure the Weight oif the Nock-Vanes-Insert.

I have a grain scale and weigh arrows myself. You can also use software like archers advantage. If you use standard components the weights are provided via the software. I design our arrows on archers advantage and the completed arrows are always within a grain or two of what the software predicted.


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