While I agree with what you have said, I believe there are 2 factors that are missed on this subject.

1. Most measure K.E. at the front of their bow, not their effective range. This can drop quickly on some bow setups.

2. I think momentum is more important, as this will assist in maintaining the K.E. down range. I am getting 60 ft lb of K.E. at 70yds. To me that is better than having it at 10 yds. It's night a right or wrong as they all tie together.

Without, diverting too much we must all have the all important razor sharp broadhead and best shot placement.

I have researched and tested this to almost sickening degrees as I have a 27" draw length, while pulling 75lbs. Do you know how difficult it is to setup an arrow that is over 425gns to spine correctly?

I drove my archery shop nuts!!! But, my setup is dead nuts and next week we are putting it through the Hooter Shooter with broadheads, just to make sure.

Keep up the great work!

Rudy