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When making your selections, please refer to the Sizing Guide.
STEP 1: IDENTIFY WHICH SPINE CHART TO USE. Your IBO speed rating can be found on your bow manufacturer's website. If your bow is rated over 350 fps, shift one cell to the right, it may be the next stiffer size.
STEP 2: DETERMINE YOUR ARROW LENGTH. Measurement should be taken from the bottom of the nock groove, to the end of the arrow. For shooting broadheads, your arrow length is often close to your measured draw length. This keeps the broadhead away from your hand during the shot. **NOTE - Minimum arrow length with LRP Terminal Collar will require at least 1" in front of your arrow rest.
STEP 3: FIND YOUR DRAW WEIGHT in the left column and follow straight across to the row containing your arrow length. Shift right if 180 rating is over 350 fps.
STEP 4: USE RECOMMENDED SPINE SIZE IDENTIFIED BY THE INFORMATION ABOVE. If you're between two spine sizes, always choose the stiffer spine. Nocks in LRP Arrows are ONLY designed to shoot with a release aid.
Due to the customization of this product, we cannot accept returns. Read our Refund Policy for more information.
This patented, industry-first design offers the ultimate precision for hunting on long range.
We all understand the benefits of the micro diameter arrow for hunting – less affected by wind, better penetration, quieter – the frustration has been the strength of the connection of components with the broadhead, as well as the aesthetic of the design – it didn’t smoothly fit together and produced a major weak point in the arrow.
This product is a game changer. Seamless design offers ultimate strength and stability and it looks super sleek.
While this system is built for long range, it’s the best system for any shot, short or long – it’s dead quiet, penetrates better, all the things you want from an arrow, even at short distances.
Swhacker LRP Broadhead =
Terminal Collar = maximum strength & durability - 2x the durability of standard 8-32 screw-in inserts.
TAC Driver vane = straighter trajectory and optimum stiffness reduces drag, maintains downrange speed
STEP 1: IDENTIFY WHICH SPINE CHART TO USE. Your IBO speed rating can be found on your bow manufacturer's website. If your bow is rated over 350 fps, shift one cell to the right, it may be the next stiffer size.
STEP 2: DETERMINE YOUR ARROW LENGTH. Measurement should be taken from the bottom of the nock groove, to the end of the arrow. For shooting broadheads, your arrow length is often close to your measured draw length. This keeps the broadhead away from your hand during the shot. **NOTE - Minimum arrow length with LRP Terminal Collar will require at least 1" in front of your arrow rest.
STEP 3: FIND YOUR DRAW WEIGHT in the left column and follow straight across to the row containing your arrow length. Shift right if 180 rating is over 350 fps.
STEP 4: USE RECOMMENDED SPINE SIZE IDENTIFIED BY THE INFORMATION ABOVE. If you're between two spine sizes, always choose the stiffer spine. Nocks in LRP Arrows are ONLY designed to shoot with a release aid.
These arrow builds have been hand-tuned and inspected with extreme thoroughness for next-level precision. Each arrow has been cut, squared, and spine-aligned for consistency. The TAC Vanes are aligned to the high spine, which will be up when nocked to your string ensuring each shaft reacts the same when fired from the bow. Every broadhead is weighed and blades are tested for sharpness. From one end to the other, this is the most elite arrow build in the world. Every component is made for this system and we are confident it is the best.