razorhead weight ?

[hs6181]

I have a few 1960 heads I wanted to use this season.

I was just reading the post RGK made
"picked this up today"

I measured these heads and they are
2 1/2 x 1 1/8, same as the 1957  catalog.

115grs ?, is that all they weigh?
 

[aromakr]

Harold:
The heads in the catalog are 1957's your's are 1959-60 era. and yes they weigh 115 grs without the insert/ with insert they are 125 grs.
Bob

[d. ward]

Hey Harold without getting into a debate with lots of folks on here....kinda odd is'nt it.Now everyone thinks they need a broadhead that weighs 250 grains...but those razorheads have been working great for 60 years.....comeing in at 115...and have taken more world records then all other heads.....I love them things...Hi Bob how 's thing going in Hamilton.....bowdoc

[hs6181]

Thank You Bob, Don, I had thought they were heavier. I'm trying to get 125 to 150grs so I can use these with the inserts. Now I can decide on which arrow      
 

[d. ward]

I like the one you have in the pic....thats a great looking bow.Those razorheads were made for that beauty.Harold do you have any head shrinkers ???????   bowdoc

[hs6181]

head shrinkers?? I have been told that I have some brain shrinkers but as far as I know my head is full of empty space and still huge      I'm sorry Don but honestly I have no idea of what your talking about  

[Ken Sorg]

Harold, I just touched up the edge on mine for this coming Wednesday and they weigh 145 gr with the inserts installed

[d. ward]

HS here is a pic of a head shrinker from the 1966 Bear catalog and to the left is an actuall head shrinker I pulled out of a Sweetland to get a pic...They weigh about 14-15 grains getting your razorhead 130-140 with bleeders installed...bowdoc

[hs6181]

Thinking back, I do believe I've seen those before but I didnt stop to look and only noticed it as a funny looking razorhead. I figure I'll be good with the standard broadhead adapters and I do have a few 10gr weights? dont know what you call them.