In general you can expect 280-290 fps, this is achieved without an aggressive cam. The Oneida Bows are much smoother and easier to draw. The average archer can usually pull at least 7-10 pounds heavier with an Oneida Bow, as they begin to drop off, at about 21 inches. The draw curve is anatomically designed so that you can get more arrow speed. In other words,
if you can comfortably draw a typical compound bow at 60 pounds that will shoot an arrow at IBO speeds of 295-300 fps or AMO at 235-240 fps. The Oneida Bow will be easier to pull at 67-70 pounds, so the net result is shooting your hunting arrow up to 15-23 fps faster with a C.P. Oneida Bow. Another big plus, is ZERO hand shock or kick when releasing your arrows.
Hope this helps with your speed questions for the Black Eagle and the Pro Eagle Bows. }
Gary, C.P. Oneida Eagle BowsStatistics: Posted by ClaytonLJ — Thu Jan 08, 2009 9:14 pm
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