Arrow /Broadhead ?

[1Longbow]

I'm shooting a Stalker Wolverine, with static limbs , FF string,51#'s @ 27 inches. I draw to 27 inches, and shoot off an elevated rest. I want to shoot Simmons Landsharks 160 grain. I have on hand 1916's, 2018's,and 2016's .out of that combo what would you choose and what length shaft should I start with. I know th one that shoots best,but I'm just trying to find the optimal combo. Thank you for all responses

[Terry Green]

What are you going to hunt!???!???!

[1Longbow]

Terry , I drew and elk tag

[Friend]

This setup for my 52@28 Stalker Wolverine FXT is one lethal combo:

GT Ultralight 340…29 ¾”…100 gn insert…200 BH…~25% EFOC…~565 gn total

[Orion]

With that much weight up front, I'd go with the 2018s, perhaps cut one inch longer than your draw length, i.e., 28 inches BOP.

[Alexander Traditional]

I think those bows are cut past center. I think the 1916 would be out for sure. I would play with both the 2016 and the 2018. Both of those arrows will get stiff if you cut them down to 28" I would leave them full length,and maybe start cutting them down. I don't think you can cut a 2018 down that short with just 160 grains,but maybe the cut past center will help.

[Orion]

It's because the bow is cut past center that it can handle/even require a much stiffer spine.  Even the 2018 might not be stiff enough.  It spines about 67#, that's about a .500 spine, actually. .470.

Friend is shooting almost the same outfit two spine ranges heavier -- .340 -- though the jump from .400 to .340 is probably due to the 300 grains up front.