[No1Rackmaster]

for crossbows...anything under 380 f.p.s witha 4oo grain arrow is for sure a slow bow.

we are not talking about verticle bows here right......?

 

[No1Rackmaster]

i do think arrow weight will have to creep up gradually as the bows get faster, for 2 reasons

to avoid a total drifier state and to gain more foc.

 

[No1Rackmaster]

faster bows require more from the user, like you should own a good press and be able to swap string and cables.

hence the term...over bowed.

 

[No1Rackmaster]

if you dont know exactly how fast your bow shoots is prob slow.......................

if i can get 370 f.p.s out of abow with a 400 grainer its garage sale material.

 

[No1Rackmaster]

yea.....the thing about owning areal fast bow is that by the time you set up arrow flight with correct F.O.C then add an illuminated knock and some longer vanes.....maybe feel the need for some limb dampners...? or waht ever maybe even a hunting weight arrow off more then 380 grains
all the sudden 503 fp.s is down to 476 f.p.s. and thats ok.

That 370 fp.s bow is not ever getting faster no mater what you do to it.

 

[No1Rackmaster]

to measure a bow in.f.p.s does indeed tell how efficient the bow transfers energy to the arrow.

IN THE END.......thats is the only job the bow has.............. 🤪

 

[No1Rackmaster]

370 f.p.s or under is slow if your livin in 2024

that would be with a 400 grain arrow by the way.
i have zero interest in any bow under that speed even for free.