45 lbs shooters, what wt up front?

[BRONZ]

I shoot 46 lbs and was curious to know what weight y'all have up front--broadhead and insert included?  I'm currently shooting 125 gr with 100 gr brass insert, but am considering trying something different.

[VictoryHunter]

I shoot 145-175 grains. With that weight bow and recommended arrow spine at my 28" draw it's puts me right in the ballpark of 9-10 gpp. I feel it's a good balance and also gives a bit more weight forward.

[nineworlds9]

125+50g insert

[fishone]

175 gr field point and 175 gr broadhead

[KOOK68]

125 + 100 inserts

[flyfisher76544]

165 to 175 with my recurve, 200 with my longbow

[SS Snuffer]

This works for me!

[Zradix]

175-300 GRAINS

[BUFF]

killed a Black Buck yesterday with a 425 grain Tuff Broadhead out of a 44# passaround Longbow.
LOTS of FOC

[calgarychef]

You need to know what the centershot is too if you just want to copy what works for others.

[stujay]

180-230 grs.

[bigiron]

125gr on a 29.5" 1916; no problem.....

[Hoyt]

I just got a new 45# Black Widow PTF a few days and it's spitting out MFX 400's with 240grs up front really good. That's the weight with the Simmons Tree Sharks.

[Matty]

175 with my 1535s!
I do all I can to avoid the brass insert and just use the heavier heads. 3555 tend to be too stiff so I err toward 600 spine. Seem to be the ticket

[BUCKY]

300

[Shawn Leonard]

I like whatever makes my arrows fly best. I shoot 51-54#s and more and 175-225 up front. If I went to 45#s with the same arrows I would need 275-350 up front! Shawn

[tradarcher4fun]

145gr on a 29.5" 1535s & ultralight 600s.  Shooting 44# recurve.  Have a 27.5" draw.

[ron w]

I just got a RER Vortex, 43# @ 28"-64_ long, I draw 29". I just shot some 2117 Alum. 30" long a 200gr field point up front and they flew like darts. They also weigh 650gr and really rock the 3-D target!

[Friend]

Used 332 gns up front(543 gn total) this past turkey season with a 45#'r.

[Dimondback]

145 and 100grn insert...just like you.