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  1. JesseHunts

    JesseHunts Weekend Warrior

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    Can someone tell me my FOC
    Mathews No Cam HTX 70 lbs
    Black eagle rampages 300 spine 8.7 grains per inch cut either at 26.5 inches or 26.75 cant remember
    125 grain head
    3 2 inch blazer vanes
    regular knock-10 grains
    56 grain insert
     
    JesseHunts, Jul 5, 2017
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  3. roadrunner

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    Roughly 14%...?

    Just measure it yourself, it's easy.
     
    roadrunner, Jul 6, 2017
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  5. Ranch Fairy

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    Calculator says 16%
     
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    Im getting 15.7%. Do you have any wraps installed?
     
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  7. JesseHunts

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    no wraps
     
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    Using components will get you close. If you want an accurate %: Measure the shaft length. Measure the nock end to balance point (with BH attached). Do the math or use on online calculator.
     
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  9. Ranch Fairy

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    Or just do the Ranch Fairy thing and go shoot something!!
     
    Ranch Fairy, Jul 18, 2017
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