Author Topic: Tip string grooves  (Read 1535 times)

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Offline pierce_schmeichel

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Re: Tip string grooves
« Reply #30 on: October 17, 2024, 05:02:30 am »
Today I tested a 60 inch nock to nock moose  sinew backed Osage bow that has one, and quarter inches of string follow. The bow is 31lbs, at my draw, and has a  14 strand FF 652 string. With the regular limb nocks the bow shot through the chrony at 140 fps. Ten shot average. With the cut in V nock the bow shot through the chrony 140 fps. Ten shot average. Really confused, but that was my honest results of the test. ??? ??? ???

That is really odd! I don't understand what would cause that one to have no change. It should have at least gone 2-3fps faster because of the mass reduction alone. I guess best thing to do is more testing haha!
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