Total weight of your whitetail arrow?

[twistedlim]

650

[smoke1953]

29 1/4" white ash, 270 up front, 780 gr.

[South MS Bowhunter]

505 grains 53#@29

[Stumpkiller]

My primary & back-up.

600 gr +/- 11/32" fir, 30-1/2" BOP (last 12" tapered down to 5/16" nock), 130 gr Stos head, 52#@28" bow drawn to 29-1/2" for 55#+/-

540 gr +/- 23/64" cedar, 30-1/2" BOP (full-length taper down to 5/16" nock), 125 gr Magnus II, 46#@28" bow drawn to 29-1/2" for 49#+/-.  Same bow shoots the above Douglas fir arrows well, also.

[Tajue17]

I have too many bows and set-ups but my two go to bows would be
50@27 palmer classic, 150 heritage with 100grain insert and 125grain point I think totaling with fletch and wrap around 570 grains.

2nd is a Darton Pittsley preditor, 50@28 w/8S-SPD string, heritage 250, 100grain insert and 200grain points and totals 640grains..

broadheads can be anything I have em all, with these arrows if the hit is right pretty much any sharp broadhead works and goes right thru,, But make note I shoot the heaviest arrows I can for quietness and stability..

[joe skipp]

2117's are 535 grain. Shoot these from all my bows.

AD Trad Lites are 600 gr. Shoot them from recurves.

SuperCeeders 590 grain...shoot these from recurves.

Barrel tapered Ash...625 grains....shoot these from my recurves

[Jwilliam]

My bows are 51-53@28". Arrows are between 550-580gr.,100gr. brass inserts and 150gr. Magnus Stinger broadheads.


Bill

[ishoot4thrills]

Check out my signature below for my specs. Currently using Magnus vented 2-blade heads.

50# at my DL with a 530gr arrow.

Broadhead is a 150gr German Kinetic Silverflame XL ( 1 1/2" wide ).

Bisch

[rastaman]

49lbs at my draw length.  29 inch goldtip traditionals 35/55 with a 100 grain insert & 180 grain silverflame XL for a total weight of about 515 grains..

[joe ashton]

gold tip shaft dipped in yellow
4 4" yellow feathers
100 gr brass insert
150 gr WW

510 gr total for every thing;  Mule deer, whitetails,  elk and an occasional hog.

[awbowman]

591 grains at 48#s

[Yellow Dog]

470gr with 5575 Gold Tip Trads and 530gr with 2217's. All my bows are 50# plus or minus 2 pounds at my 30" draw. Two blade Zwickey's, Bears or Magnus Stingers on the business end.

[JamesKerr]

I use Arrow dynamics trad series on my 55# and 60# Tomahawk longbows. My arrows finish up at around 650 grains with the 100 grain brass inserts and 175 grain VPA 3 blades.

[Biathlonman]

Had to go back and check on your title, looks like some guys are ready to shoot white whale not white tail...

Last year I ran 575gr. Gt 5575 out of a 51@28 bow for about 165 fps.  Shot through everything.  Looks like this year will be about 600 as I want to try wood and they are all coming in around 600-640.  I also got a bunch of 2020s cheap that weigh about the same.

[longbowben]

Mine are 580gr total my bows are 56-60lb

[Gen273]

550 grain out of a 53 # bow.

[Bowwild]

Over the past three years I've hunted with arrows that weighed 424-505 grains with identical pass-through results. My broadhead has been a 125 2-blade single beverl every time.

My draw weights for hunting have ranged 46-48 pounds. A different hunting bow each year (for the fun of it).

[SS Snuffer]

My set-up

[Hoyt]

30-1/2" MFX Classic 400 w/3 3" shield cut turkey feathers, 50gr Hit insert 190gr Simmons screw in Tree Shark and Bohning Signature nock. Right at 570grs.