What does your hunting arrow weigh?

[Ridgerunner7]

How much does your arrow weigh that you use for hunting whitetails?

My compound arrows the last 3 years have weighed 422 grains but I recently built a half dozen with higer foc that are coming in around 510 that I want to test out this off season.

My recurve arrows weight 525gr.

[Wlog]

I'm right around 375.

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[justdirtyfun]

Around 400 if I remember correctly. I'm using 125 grain broadheads to get a good foc (front of center).

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[purebowhunting]

My arrow setup currently is approx 560 grains.

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[Ghost Hunter]

I'm at 407.

[Bowhunter4life]

i have been reading and reading on the benefits vs cons of heavy arrows. Is something I'm really considering next season is a heavier arrow which I have had good luck with mine but I just want some more weight. I would like to get up over the 500 grain mark. I believe I'm currently around the 440 mark.

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[Hawthorne]

My compound arrows weigh around 500 grains. I put 100 grain brass inserts in with a 100 grain slick trick. My Longbow arrows are around 550 with a 175grain grizzly single bevel.

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[Jeff25]

410 grains right now. I plan on bumping from a 100gr head to a 150-200 by next year.

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[mag1]

Last year was 395, switched this year to 625, might go down to about 575, or up to 650. Read up on the ashby reports, very interesting. I like the idea of preparing for the worst. I switched to the Strickland helix broad head in 175grain head. Didn't get a chance to see how it would work this year, but hope to next. My bow got super quiet. Alaska bow hunting has test field tips from 100 - 312 grain tips to see what works for you. Neat stuff.

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[Jphunter]

395 for my compound and 525 for my recurve

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[Huntoholic]

I've been looking into the FOC thing lately and Easton has a good article on it. http://www.eastonhunting.com/blog/what- ... row-flight

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[whitetailassasin]

My set up last season was 375.

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[Crazinamatese]

400 grains with 100 grain broadheads.

[johndeere506]

418. Anything 400 plus should be ok. Do the calculations of speed, and decide what your happy with. I'd stick with 400 as a light option, and 500 as heavy option.

I've never hit one in the right spot that 418 wouldn't go thru.

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[JoeRE]

440 gr. with 150 grain heads. 16% Forward of Center. I like a light shaft, but stiff so I can put a lot of weight up front. Best thing I ever did was bump up the broadhead weight.