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Hunting Arrows, what does your weigh ?

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  1. elkhuntinut

    elkhuntinut Weekend Warrior

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    Just thought it would be interesting to see what everyone shot for total arrow weight, including your broadhead of choice.

    Last year my Axis hunting arrows came it at 405 with a 100gr G5 Striker. The Flatliners I shoot now are 353, but to me, that is a little light.

    So, what arrow are you shooting, what broadhead and total arrow weight ?
     
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  3. Arkansas Bowhunter

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    407 grs. with 100 grain ST.
     
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    370 grain-- Maxima Hunter 250 with 100 grain Hellrazor
     
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    435 Grains flying at 295fps with 100 grain slick tricks.
     
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    I experiment back and forth with carbon and aluminum...Carbon with 125gr broadhead - 403gr.
    Aluminum with 100 gr broadhead - 472gr.
     
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  7. MeanV2

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    I have several sets of finished hunting arrows, most weigh in the range of 360 to 400 grains tipped with my 100 grain Grizz Tricks.

    Dan
     
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    My AXIS Nano's are 403gr. tipped with my NAP Crossfire broadheads.
     
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    Easton Axis arrows with Slick Trick heads weigh in at 407gr.
     
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    some at 353 and some at 435 i believe
     
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  11. OHbowhntr

    OHbowhntr Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Man, I'm the "heavyweight" in more than one way.....:rant: :D

    I have some that are 445 and others that are 465, all tipped with 125gr Slick Tricks or Slick Trick Magnums.....Out of my old Katera XL, I had, they were flying high 270's and low 270's respectably, with my AM35, I'll probably be 5 or so fps slower....
     
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    mobow Die Hard Bowhunter

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    MIne come in right at the 400 grain weight.
     
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    605gr - 200 Samurai single bevel BH / 210 Silver Flame BH

    530gr - 200 Samurai single bevel BH / 210 Silver Flame BH or 125 ST/g5 striker/Outback supreme single bevel

    405gr - 125 ST/g5 striker or 100 NAP Bloodrunner
     
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  14. JimPic

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    I shoot and hunt with a few differant bows so my arrows weigh in at anywhere from 460gr-530gr. Easton aluminums tipped with Magnus Stinger 125gr bh's
     
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    This year I will be shooting a 400 spine Beman ICS Bowhunters at 500-520 grains, with 150 grain Wensel Woodsmans up front.
     
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    370 Grain GoldTip Velocity Pro shafts with 125 grain Grizz Tricks out of a 60 pound bow.
     
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    Gold tip expedition hunters and 125 rages with a total around 405 rite now. im thinking about switching to the camo version and that will bump it up to about 442 or so.
     
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    512 grain total, FMJ with a 100 grain Magnus Stinger
     
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    402 grains plus/minus a grain or two
     
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    400 grain easton gamegetter xx75 with a 100 grain 4 blade magnus stinger
     
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    I have Maxima 250s that weigh about 340grs and FMJs that run about 415grs.
     
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