thanks guys!
well, I get great flight from 2 arrows with 100g differences, can't complain one bit, I guess it would really depend on the game I would hunt, like for small game, the 500g is perfect, it already proved itself on thursday,wish I could try it on deer.... the 600g, I'm just gonna have to wait and see

QuoteOriginally posted by Holm-Made:
Christian, most of us that have been doing this for any amount of time have strong opinions on what we like or don't like in our equiptment preferences.  I'm not going to argue about what is better or what is the minimum standard because everyone has differing opinions on that.  My advice to you, for what that's worth, is to play around with different arrow weights and find out what you like.  Develop your own opinions, so to speak.  Playing around with our equiptment is one of the most enjoyable parts of archery.  Good luck,  Chad

I can agree with that.

Christian....You'll find either arrow weight will be more than enough for deer.  Try shooting with broadheads.  Then pick the one that flies the best, hits where you want it too and is quiet enough for your liking.  Good luck

christian,as chris and other's advocated,either arrow weight will work very well for hunting purpose's.or target,ect.a well placed shot,and a sharp broadhead are the main ingredient's for taking game.at 20 yards,a deer will never distinguish between a 500 grain or a 600 grain arrow,imho.regards,robert          

Stay with the heavier arrow, your Bow will thank you for it, Have to agree with Chad ..........

go in heavy,more kinetic energy only does good things when you hit a bone.then its up to your broadhead to do the rest

ok I was wondering guys
If I decide to shoot a multi blade broadhead like lets say a muzzy 145g 3-blad, which would bring my arrow up to 520g, and decide to used it on deer, would that be pushing it to far?
I mean I know the heavier arrow is the way to go but those broadheads fly better than my zwickeys