Will these open with a 50 to 55lb draw weight ?
159483
Yes. I use to own a archery shop so i ve tested many broadheads this is the best operating heads i ve seen simple and strong. I only shoot around 60# never any issue I drop one straight down out of my stand once deployed in the ground
159484
I'm shooting 70 but I hunted with a 55 for years. I used a fix blade then only Because expandables had not been invented. My guess is that they would most definetly work! Only one way to know for sure though.
159485
I would say yes. I shoot 60lb DW and have no problems with them passing through. Now if you were shooting 40yds+ with a lighter grain arrow you may start to have penetration issues. Keep in mind, these BH's as well as most expandables don't fare well with shoulder / dense bone shots regardless of DW.
159486
Schwacker recommends that a bow produces 60 ft/lbs of kinetic energy or higher in order for the broadhead to correctly expand and do its a job. There are a lot if factors that play into this such as bow speed, draw length, and arrow weight. Here is a link to a kinetic energy calculator that allows you to type in you specifications based on your equipment. http://archerycalculator.com/archery-kinetic-energy-and-momentum-calculator/
159487
Yes, my son shoots 55 lbs and the swhackers open up. But for big deer or elk you should use a fixed blade like a magnus stinger buzz cut. They will go deeper.
1152953
Probably, if you are right handed. You should be able to handle the 25# draw if you have upper body strength.
2216573
It is designed to fit into a 58.5 to 60 inch opening. Out of the box, it will not fit into a 55 inch opening. However, if you were very handy and had the time and the tools it could be done. I hope this helps.
1122114
Yes. I installed them on a built in wall cabinet and they open completely. The only thing stopping them at 180 is the wall.
1786683
They should work just fine for any beginner or intermediate bow. It would be helpful to know the length of a dull draw on the bow you own though
1162384
yes they can there is a small opener notch that will do the trick. I got my first one from my dad in '64 carried it through Vietnam, and gave it to my son in '90 for him to use on a camp out.... needless to say, he lost it. they are called p-51's they will open any can any time.....:)
940364
They probably would, but I didn't get to use them that extensively sadly. The handles are very cheap and snapped on me the first time I used them. Sorry.
1593378
The spring clip only opens to approximately 1/2 inch opening; I use it inside a kitchen cabinet 2 hold some menu pages. I'm not sure but I do not think these clips are meant to hold a lot of weight. Hope this helps answer your question.
481643
55# draw weight, as far as I can tell. Ordered this one myself, and it's definitely not 30# to say the least haha.
1307039
It should be no problem for the hinge to hold the door open @ 85 deg., as long as your door is not over 50 lbs.
507475
You have to pick the length to add it to your cart. 54" is listed. The number of strands should be matched to the draw weight. I'm no expert but both the 14 and 16 strand strings work fine on my 50# draw bear recurve.
573622
I never tried them with 700 lbs....I can say with lower weights at zero degree inclination they lock quite well, nevertheless they work looking the bar by a combination of putting a fix amount of pressure on the bar plus the angle you incline the bar, in theory the real maximum weight it will support is the weight with the bar totally vertical, since that amount of pressure is constant and you cannot adjust it with the hand then it will support a maximum amount of weight (I am not sure how much), anything above that maximum will wore out. I would at 700 lbs you should care a lot about safety and get an adjustable lock.
632088
Yes, they open to 90 degrees. You can also adjust them to open anywhere between 90 and 45.
1447067
I shot these successfully with my 55 lb recurve bow. They wobble a little though coz these were made for youth.
1103749
I just measured mine, and they open 1 3/4" max. It should just work, although if its a really strong clamp, you might have trouble squeezing it open.
491729
Not specified but I only use them for a 40 lb. bow. Have to ask manufacturer.
750422
Probably should'nt go over a 20-25 lb draw. You can always go up as strength develops, but proper form is very improtant when using a recurve.