Anybody know if such a thing exists? I know 3 rivers has 200s and 250s, but a fellow is looking for something inbetween, and to use on a skinny shaft. Thanks.
Im sure they are around somewhere. You could always use the weight washers(brass) to get to your desired weight, if finding them is a problem.
I use the 100g screw in adapters and glue on a 125 magnus.
Sorry you said skinny shafts.
Haven't seen any 225 gr. points,I made mine with 100 gr. steel adapters with 125 gr. point. but these are 11/32".For Axis/MFX I use 100 gr. insert with 125 gr. point on skinny shaft.Those 200 and 250 gr. points were designed for 5/16" diameter shafts.The heaviest point designed to fit Axis/MFX is 145 gr. without footing the shaft then 5/16" points will fit more flush.
Depending on the head you like, you might need to get creative. For me it was a 145 Eclipse, 75g steel adapter, and 5g brass washer. These were for a "fat" shaft heritage 250 though...... I believe there are "transition rings" to make it a smoother transition - sorry, I don't shoot skinny shafts.
You could also look into the PDP weight system, adding weight to the back of the insert (not bonded to the shaft) to bump a lighter head.
I shoot 130g stos,on 100g adapters,I grind down the 250g field tips,to 230g,takes only seconds.I also shoot them on beman mfx classics with no problems.
Thanks all. I'll pass it on to him.