Bowtech Carbon Knight. Speeds checked with a chrono, I was impressed too. It is the fastest bow I've ever had, even when I used to shoot full on hatchet cam bows. Short draw length is challenging to get decent speed, but I'm pleased with this one. At 70 lbs. with the 385 grain arrows I was getting 307.
Hoyt Charger 26.5 DL @68lbs. Getting 262 fps according to the sight tape. 480 grain arrow. Never shot it through a chronograph. Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
My Hoyt at 60#/30" with 501gr arrow/head = 250fps (chrono) = 69.5fp of kinetic energy. It delivers a thumping when my shoulder allows me to use it.
i shoot a carbon knight too, and get good speeds posted mine prior in thread, but 30 inch 65 pounds arrows 509 gr 265 fps 432 gr 291 fps 409 gr 299 fps
Halon 32/6 26.5DL 65# weight Easton axis 400 spine with 125gr heads 450gr total arrow weight Never shot chronograph Please critique my set up if you see fit. Have been shooting for years but just now really getting into the perfect setup and fine tuning aspect of it Sent from my SM-G960U using Bowhunting.com Forums mobile app
Those are decent numbers. I will say that I have mine set in the 28" draw length slot, but know that I'm a 27.5" draw with a d-loop so just figured it wasn't quite accurate.
29" draw at 50 pounds. 475 grains. No ideas what fps. I just moved to 50 from 70. Sent from my moto z3 using Tapatalk
