#1, no one type of setup is perfect for everyone.
#2, What Nuge says always seems to be full of hot air. To me anyways. I think he just likes to hear himself talk more than anything.
Any bow out there is powerful enough at even 50 lbs to be VERY capeable of killing any NA game. I shoot 65lbs hunting, but would have no problem shooting 55lbs. I just lift weights, and this continual practice at a heavier draw is what I do to keep my muscle strength up instead of wasting time on a bench. If I were you, order it with a 60lb, or even 55lb peak weight. Your draw will be a lot smoother too, and your shoulders will thank you for it down the road.
I shoot a 513gr arrow. It is zipping along @ 267fps right now. My bow crazy quiet, and my KE is over 80 ft/lbs. Heres how I look at it: A deer can jump a super-fast arrow if it is a fast deer. BUT, a deer CANNOT jump an arrow that it cannot hear.
A light arrow loses KE quicker. If it hits a tough section of a shoulder blade it will pretty much stop there. I have personally put a Muzzy broadhead through 2 shoulderblades of a 1300lb dead cow, and had a pass-through. if my arrow was 325grs., NO WAY that would have happened. My arrow was intact (not the blades on the BH though). A light arrow would have blown up, and not even penetrated the 1st shoulderblade.
Just my reasoning. Hope this helps.


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