Heavy arrows

[daveycrockett]

I  know this has been beat to death. But I tuned up an arrow today that weighs 680 gr. Shooting it at about [email protected]" . Not but 80 gr. heavier than the ones I been shooting. But they shoot great. Ain't got to shoot no critters with either arrow yet from this bow. What arrow would you choose and why?  :confused:

[BOWCHIEF]

I'm shooting a 670 arrow and am quite happy with how it shoots.  I think which ever one shoots better for you and your shooting style.

[Andrew Wesley]

heavy means a harder hit most of the time, but it moves slower...

i'd say go with what you shoot the best.
a well placed shot with a good broad head is better than the biggest arrow in the wrong spot.

[daveycrockett]

They both shoot good. Can't really shoot the difference in 'em at 25yds and in with my shooting style.I know bow is quieter and smoother w/ the big one tho. Course some will say they both big'uns!

[vermonster13]

If one makes the bow quieter and there is no discernible difference in where they hit at your shooting ranges, I think you answered your own question.

[IronCreekArcher]

Agreed Vermonster...I just tuned some arrows this past weekend...Easton Axis N-Fused with 300 to 350 grains up front.  My total arrow weight is 550-600 grains out of a 49lb @ 28" Black Widow PMA 62".  They both shoot great but the heavier heads drop a little quicker at 20 so I went with the lighter head weight.  This is the first time I have ever shot that much weight up front...the arrows fly like I have never seen before in 20 years or so of shooting.  I can't believe I did not try this sooner.