AD Hammerhead shafts??

[Canadabowyer]

Shooting 50-55 lb. R/D longbows, I would like to end up with 600+ grain arrows. I draw 27" would probably cut the shafts to 28" and like 160 grain broadheads. Do I need the 35-55 or the 55-70 lb. shafts? Never used carbons before so know almost nothing about them. Thanks, Bob

[Ted Fry]

Hammerhead would be a bit stiff for you and your bow setup , I would recommend the trad lite and load up the front with brass adapter and 160 grain point, this would work much better for you

[Canadabowyer]

Thanks Ted, would the Hammerhead lite be too stiff with the brass adapter and 160 grain point?

[Canadabowyer]

Anyone else shoot the hammerheads. Either the lite of the regular ones?

[Paul Mattson]

I have been testing out some new shafts from Arrow Dynamic's.  They have a heavier wt and are spined for lower wt bows.  I have been shooting them from 44 lb bows up to 53.  The shafts spine at .450 and have wts of 480 grns and 430 grns.  This is a bare shaft wt without an insert.  

To answer you question, I have used the Hammerhead Lites in the same wt bows,  they had both standard and brass inserts.  If you have any questions give me a call on my cell phone.  You can find the number listed on my website.

[Ted Fry]

In answer to your question  Canada Bowyer , the Hammerhead lite would work fine if you bow was cut closer to center as most are now , load up the front like you want to , I have one guy that has us make them with 100 gr brass adapter , 100gr steel adapter and a 160 gr. broadhead and they fly great out of that weight bow that is 1/8" off center.
I feel they would fly great at the brass and 160 as well if the bow was not to far offset.