Iron Will single bevel Buff 200 true weight

[TauPhi111]

I'm putting together some 650gr Grizzly Stik arrows and am wondering if the Iron Will single bevel Buff (no bleeder blades) 200 grain runs a true 200 grains or if they tend to be a few grains over or a few grains under. I'm trying to get them to be as close as possible to 650 and match with my field tips, which I'm finding are about 2-3 grains under 200 grain. I know it wont really make a measurable difference, but I have the selection of back weights to do so, so why not do it. Thanks all for your input.

 

[doc holiday13]

order some and find out. even a 15 grain difference at that weight arrow will not be enough of a variance to be noticeable

 

[Bill V]

The SB200 Buffs are weighing about 201 grains. There will be a little +/- variation due to all the grinding setups. Not sure what field points you are using but ours are 200 +/- 0.5 grains. FYI, a lot of pros have stated that they can't see a difference until you get over 10 grains variation in total arrow weight. I personally like to see all my arrows within a 3 or 4 grain range on a new build, but I know it doesn't matter that much if it's a little over that.

 

[TauPhi111]

The SB200 Buffs are weighing about 201 grains. There will be a little +/- variation due to all the grinding setups. Not sure what field points you are using but ours are 200 +/- 0.5 grains. FYI, a lot of pros have stated that they can't see a difference until you get over 10 grains variation in total arrow weight. I personally like to see all my arrows within a 3 or 4 grain range on a new build, but I know it doesn't matter that much if it's a little over that.

Hey thanks for your input! I'm using the Grizzly Stik 200 grain points of which most of them are about 198 grains, so its good to know i wont be more than a few grains off from my target set up.