Ok, wemt back to Gander and got 1/2 dozen Gold Tip 3555 27.5 inches. The finished weight with all items such as nock, tip,glue,vanes etc is 360. We put my bow on the scale and it is exactly 60lbs.

We ran them thru the chrono and got the same numbers as earlier 287-289 with the gold tips and 267 with the eastons.

That calculates to 6g per pound of draw weight which I understand is flirting with the 5g minimum that most manufactures suggest. You all think that 6g per pound is acceptable? I shoot about 3-4 days a week and do not want to risk reliability and integrrity of the bow.

The good think is I had one of my 4 blade muzzy practice tips with me and it was dead on at 20yrds with the new Gold tips. The same tip on my easton was high left 2-3 inches. 6 shots with the muzzy equiped GT and all bulls. When we paper tuned it it was spot on also.