Tell me your 600+gr arrow set up for 52lbs@27in

[FrankM]

See sig below.

[Wheels2]

Easton makes a FMJ in a heavier wall and weight called DANGEROUS GAME.  They might be too stiff for your set up though.

[tiur]

Hi, Morrison shawnee 60"48@28 - easton axis 500 cut to 28.5 or axis 400 cut to 29.5 all with 300gr up front weight  610 -620gr point on at approx 37yards

[Jeff Mundy]

Full length Beman MFX w/ the 75 grn. insert & 200 grn. point shoot great out of my 50 lbs. @ 28" setup

[WESTBROOK]

31" 2018 with a 200g VPA on the front, 620g.

Eric

[BradLantz]

ICS 400 shafts, yellow Carbon Express weight tubes, 220 gr Steel Force single bevel broadheads ... worked well 2 of the last 3 years out of my marked 52 @ 27 Zipper

[wislnwings]

I shoot 27" draw and similar weight and this year's elk arrows are Grizzlystik Sitkas with the brass inserts, wraps, 3 - 5 1/2" sheild cut feathers, and topped off with 315gr Grizzlystik Ashby broadheads.  Total arrow weight is right at 600 grains.

[BowMIke]

29" Beman MFX Classic 400"s with 100 grain brass insert and Centaur Big Game Head. Weighs around 625 grains.

[bowisbest]

Hi Guys,
Thanks everyone for your input.  Great suggestions and other opinions have helped me a lot to narrow down some of my choices and to put together a great hunting arrow.  I appreciate all the perspectives, definately helps to see the good and bad of going with a heavy hitter or a lighter weight arrow and flatter trajectory.  Anyone else feel free to give more suggetions.  Thanks again.

Joel

[b44mag]

i bought a set trad only 500's on here 30 bop with 5 gpi weight tubes 125 tips 605
3 rivers made up

[wtpops]

My draw is a lot longer than 27 but a 2020 my work out for you

[ShadeMt]

For my 54 lb at 26" elk set up I have CE Heritage 150s with 100 grain brass inserts, 3 5" feathers then stuff the 27" shafts with 30" of clothes line rope inside.  On the front I shoot a 2 blade Magnus and total weight comes in around 640 grains.

[snag]

54#@28" Blacktail VL Elite recurve shooting 80#-85# Surewood Shafts (the best douglas fir!) cut to 29"bop with 160gr heads = 585gr to 600gr.

[maineac]

Interesting combos.  Always like to see what others are shooting.  I shoot CX's.  I started with 250's because Stu's calc.  said I couldn't put enough weight as I wanted up front, but I have trouble with the calculator.  I found that I can shoot the same weight combo up front with 150's and 250's if the 250's are 1.5" longer than the 150's.  Whether your bow is center cut of not will also affect the arrow spine, so start long and shorten the shaft until you get the right length, no matter what shaft you end up trying.