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We were kicking this around this week-end but did not come up with an answer. Shooting the exact same broad head, what set-up would have greater penetration, a 354 gr arrow @ 280 fps or a 472 arrow @ 240 fps? Both have KE of 60-61 ft lbs. Thanks for your help.
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472gr arrow. It's all about momentum...
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What Ed too many letter said^^
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If you are using the exact same head weight, same poundage, that large of a percentage weight difference... then one won't be spined correctly and hitting square. With the same ke the best spined will penetrate the most.
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The carbon one will penetrate farther.
That oughta start something.:)
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