went an weighed my hunting arrows and they came in right at 712 grains,shooting them out of a bw pma2 60 lbs.at my draw came out to 11.86 gpp.and all i hunt is turkeys and whitetails so far,is it too much.these arrows shoot flat to 30 then drop out quick,but i dont shoot past 30 yds anyways......

If you can hit what you're aiming at ... they're not too heavy.

most of my cane arrows wiegh in around 750gr.  it's hard to stop a heavy arrow.

Shooting a 50# bow at My draw, Arrows are 765 -795 grn total weight.. So I will say Not at all

I like my arrows heavy, but my women light.

You'll have good arrow penetration.

God bless.

No, heavy and accurate is good.

I shoot 750 grain Heritage shafts with my setups listed below..no problems..go for it  

I practice at 10, 15 and 20 yards. My shots at live game are usually between 12-17 yards. I look at it this way. If there is very little drop in trajectory between 10 and 20 yards, then the arrows are not too heavy.

Sound good to me.
My 750 gr arrows out of my selfbow do the job out to 25 (two antelope to prove it), so if you are getting flat to 30 more power to you.

QuoteOriginally posted by Night Wing:
If there is very little drop in trajectory between 10 and 20 yards, then the arrows are not too heavy.

What he said!

More then I would shoot.

You already answered your own combustion.

i was talking to ray hammond and he said he shoots 850 grains out of a 65 lbs.bow

I'm shooting 775gr off a 55# long bow. Makes a nice thud.

Make for a hard hitting quiet bow.good luck

No

Heavy arrows work very well, quiet bow and great penetration.

I like arrows matched to bows at about 12 gr. per lb. of Bow weight.  Yours are very close to this.  Arrows at this weight have enough speed and pack a big punch.  My rig is 51# at my draw and my arrows weigh 605 grains.  
 R.W.

Makes for one heavy quiver. I prefer 450-550 grains and I hunt the same game you do. Similar bow specs.