Aluminum arrow inserts

[TGbow]

I was wondering if there is an aluminum arrow  insert on the market for 2016's that weigh 40-50  grains?
I'm planning on using a 100 grain broadhead and I would like to get the weight up a little.
Thanks

[Prairie Drifter]

Only ones I know of weigh 20grs and brass ones that weigh 100grs.

[TGbow]

Originally posted by Prairie Drifter:
Only ones I know of weigh 20grs and brass ones that weigh 100grs.

Yea, that's all I've seen also.
Thanks

[TGbow]

The bow is a 45lb recurve, with ff string. I draw 28 inches so I might can get away with a 1919 with standard insert. I kinda wanted to have a little more weight though.

[m midd]

You can run a tap all the way through a standard insert and use gold tip screw on brass weights

[TGbow]

Originally posted by m midd:
You can run a tap all the way through a standard insert and use gold tip screw on brass weights

Thanks, I didn't know that.

[JRY309]

I think that Kustom King had adjustable inserts for various aluminum arrows that allowed the use of screw-on weights behind the insert.

[TGbow]

Originally posted by JRY309:
I think that Kustom King had adjustable inserts for various aluminum arrows that allowed the use of screw-on weights behind the insert.

Thanks, I will check it out.

[JRY309]

They do have them for your 2016,they are called adjustable converta point inserts.

[TGbow]

Originally posted by JRY309:
They do have them for your 2016,they are called adjustable converta point inserts.

Yea, I just saw them on KK site. I'm assuming you buy the weights to screw into the Converta insert.
Thanks for the help fellas

[Gooserbat]

In stead of buying the weights for the convert inserts go to the hardware store and buy son 1" 8-32 set screws, they weigh 31 gr if I'm not mistaken.

[TGbow]

Originally posted by Gooserbat:
In stead of buying the weights for the convert inserts go to the hardware store and buy son 1" 8-32 set screws, they weigh 31 gr if I'm not mistaken.

Thank you for the tip. That will be more convenient.

[WESTBROOK]

why not just buy 125g broadheads?