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MUST be behind the centre of mass, and the further behind the better, (centre of gravity or balance point) and a centre of drag: Onto the bow string, and fletchings or vanes (UK/USA) that add drag at
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(point) made of high density metal (iron or tungsten), a nock which fits Interestingly, in the middle ages, the best longbow arrows made of wood Is currently the best design, it is also the most expensive option. X10 arrows are carbon wrapped aluminium, but they are also slightly "barrelled" so that the wrap of carbon is (slightly) thicker (This may be changing with the development of Carbon Express and Skylon arrows.) Or so years, the optimum design for a light, stiff, durable arrow hasīeen carbon fibre bonded over aluminium tubing. They are also mechanically weaker than narrow thick walled tubes, soĪnd lighter than aluminium, which means that an arrow's overall diameterĬan be thinner (so more aerodynamic) and the arrow lighter (so faster) Of material, larger diameter tubes with thin walls are stiffer, but Have a tubular shaft because, for a given mass of material, tubes are Of the keys to successful archery, as will become apparent. Indeed, the correct degree of arrow stiffness is one Tubes of stiff, low density material: wood, fibre glass, aluminium, carbonįibre, or a composite of carbon fibre wrapped around aluminium tubing.īut crucially they must retain some bend: a perfectly stiff arrow cannotīe shot from a bow. Teams are now this year's league, and scores are being added: This trust is helped by the knowledge that the world's major recurve bow maker and standard setter, Hoyt, is owned by the same people that own the major arrow manufacturer Easton Archery and we can assume that the engineers from the two companies talk to each other! We must trust when buying a modern recurve bow that it has been designed to efficiently shoot modern, low mass carbon arrows. However, arrow velocity will be low, and the arrow will travel a few There would be a great deal of noise,ĭrawn bow will very efficiently transfer its energy to a 1 kilogram arrow. To the momentum of a feather weight arrow. Of the energy stored in a bow of current design would be transferred To the theoretical maximum for given design of bow, however, little Momentum to an arrow, and arrows should be of "optimum mass" for a given design of bow, and vice versa.Īrrow of too low a mass – say 1 gram – will have an arrow speed of close to Momentum, where momentum ( wikipedia) is defined as mass x velocity. Archers shooting 70 metres exclusively, may prefer X10s. Archers shooting WA1440 rounds which includes the 90 metre distance often prefer ACEs due to their better sight mark. It is a balance.Įaston X10 arrows are heavier than Easton ACE arrows. Through the air better at the expense of sight marks at longer distances. Howeverįor a given cross sectional area, a slightly heavier arrow will punch Less time in the air, take a more direct route the the target, are lessĮffected by wind and atmospheric conditions. The greater the cast – the greater an arrow's speed/distance/momentum – the better. while under Covid-19 lock down.įrom a bow they experience the arrow's cast, essentially the arrow's speed and distance. This page has been significantly updated in Spring 2020.
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Web page is for serious archers who would like to know more about matchingįor a general book try the Archer Reference web site and download the PDF file (68 pages).
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