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How much will your 26 inch arrow drop with 125 grain broadheads draw weight is 43?
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∙ 15y ago
You are shooting a 43 draw weight? I would say you are going to drop pretty significant after about 30 yds compared to a higher draw weight. Since the broadhead is only 125, it won't drop too much from a good 15 to 20 yds. Try shooting a little bit with a few different grained broadheads. See if you have a consistant shot group with at least 3 different grains. That should give you a general idea of how much your drop will be with that 125. Only way I know for you to determine it! anonymous You are shooting a 43 draw weight? I would say you are going to drop pretty significant after about 30 yds compared to a higher draw weight. Since the broadhead is only 125, it won't drop too much from a good 15 to 20 yds. Try shooting a little bit with a few different grained broadheads. See if you have a consistant shot group with at least 3 different grains. That should give you a general idea of how much your drop will be with that 125. Only way I know for you to determine it! anonymous
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