So, as an update (I won't keep it up, but the second day of shooting is always worth note). I redid the arrow calculator as I originally mis-input the center cut for the vixen at 0. With the correct input it came out being perfect IF I had 145 out front instead of the 125. I already have a small box of a couple goodies in the mail from 3 rivers (to include a single broadhead shealth to go on the front of the bow for stalking) and didn't need to get the wife in a tissy over new tips. So, I grabbed some small sinkers out of my tacklebox and hot melted them in. Through research (a grain scale is on the short list), I found they're around 13-15 grains each. They actually did the trick to my surprise as my ideas seldom do, haha. Man, what a sweet shooting bow. I did some stumping at work in between firing at the range (had a 3 hour break) and im still shocked with every shot. The sound is just non-existent and the draw is feeling better and better. I picked up Hills Hunting the Hard Way, I actually had it already but didn't read it with he eyes of being a ASL bow owner. I'm even getting the stringing method down. This bow may have just ruined me for other types of bows its just that fun to shoot.