Ok, so basically I want to know how much weight can bee added to an arrow before it won't fly properly? I'm looking to add only a couple grams stretched out over probably 2 inches. Obviously adding weight to different areas on the arrow changes the flight. So where would be the optimal place to add this weight? Can it be put in the middle, or is it better to have it at the front or back? I think it's clear that I'm new to arrows and don't really understand everything that goes into making them. What I am not looking for is people posting crap about it being stupid to add weight, etc. I have my reasons for wanting to do this, and I just want to know if it's possible.
Adding 2 grains to any part of your arrow will have no affect. And if you are to add weight, add it to the front of the arrow as it will improve penetration.
The best place to add weight for hunting is to the front of the arrow. This increases foc but it will weaken the dynamic spine of the arrow so if your on the weak side, then this is not a good choice. However, in most cases, it would take an extreme amount for it to have a negative impact. You said grams but we measure arrows in grains and 2 grains is nothing. Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk 2
I am curious as to why you want to add weight? You can select a heavier broadhead just as easily. What is your current draw weight, length and arrow weight/setup?
