Nice video, is the mentioned 40 pounds draw weight efficiency between carbon and biocomposite measured at the standard 28 inch draw, or at the actual shooting poundage? So, does a 35 pound 28" assyrian biocomposite, shooting at 32" inches (which is probably around 45 pounds, 35 -> 45ls) counted as a 35 bow, or 45 bow? Regarding the question when to get biocomposite and when to get carbon. Thank you.
We measure the bows usually at 28". (but in the video not 32" arrows were used but shorter) In real the difference is the point between the bows. We test bows with the same poundage.
Beautiful bows
Very interesting video. Should have more viewers.
So, buy both. 40# xcarbon. 70# biocomposite. Thank you for such Beautiful bows
Nice video, is the mentioned 40 pounds draw weight efficiency between carbon and biocomposite measured at the standard 28 inch draw, or at the actual shooting poundage? So, does a 35 pound 28" assyrian biocomposite, shooting at 32" inches (which is probably around 45 pounds, 35 -> 45ls) counted as a 35 bow, or 45 bow? Regarding the question when to get biocomposite and when to get carbon. Thank you.
We measure the bows usually at 28". (but in the video not 32" arrows were used but shorter) In real the difference is the point between the bows. We test bows with the same poundage.
Ezt jo tudni. Koszonom a feltoltest.