I have two Toelke Whips--one is a 58" 43 pound w the older limbs the other is a 62" 42 pound w the new high speed (HS) limbs. I shoot left handed. Both bows want very weak arrows and I have been able to get the 42# tuned w 75 (.670 spine) heritage full length w 125 up front. Full lenght 600s are just a bit stiff and i have to load them up w 200grs-(more weight up front than I want) Today I decided to try to tune the 1716s to the 42# HS Whip w 90gr up front. I knew they tuned weak before so I began cutting and got down to 27" (shortest I can go). Sometimes they hit center, some times they went about 6" right (stiff) and sometimes they hit 18" left (weak). Could this be a sign that these arrows are much too weak for this bow? I wasn't sure if very weak ever caused a false stiff. I have had good success bareshaft tuning carbons, so I do trust my form, draw length and release and I made sure that my nock fit was good. I never heard any clicking or sound that would indicate the shaft bouncing off the shaft. This has me puzzled. I do all of my tuning bareshaft. I have no 1816s--if you think the 1716s are too weak and causing this erratic flight would 1816s likely be the answer?