Pound Table for archery !:

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(The figures below apply if you angle the bow 30 – 45° at the shooting)

**82 feet (25 m) ≈ apx 7,5 pounds (lbs)**

**147 feet (45 m) ≈ apx 15 pounds (lbs)**

**229 feet (70 m) ≈ apx 20 pounds (lbs)**

**295 feet (90 m) ≈ apx 30 pounds (lbs)**

**360 feet (120 m) ≈ apx 40 pounds (lbs)**

442 feet (130 m) ≈ apx **45 pounds (lbs)**

492 feet (150 m) ≈ apx **50 pounds (lbs)**

**590 feet (180 m) ≈ apx 60 pounds (lbs)**

**656 feet (200 m) ≈ apx 65 pounds (lbs)**

**738 feet (225 m) ≈ apx 75 pounds (lbs)**

918 feet (280 m) ≈ apx **90 pounds (lbs)**

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Welcome to our website "Pound Table for archery !"

- A website where you can see how high tensile strength a bow needs to have for the arrow to come a certain length.

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This table is only approximate, and the arrow goes various length depending on a number of factors, but this setup can be used as a "standard table" to see how many lbs most archers use at which distance.

Remember that the arrow begins to decline after a while, so you should angle the bow at a higher angle, the greater the distance you shoot at.

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