Rob, I' m a little unclear... Are you talking wood arrows only? If so, I don' t recommend switching broadheads and field points back and forth. With my woods, I start out with field points and shoot them. The ones that shoot best are pulled out and get broadheads installed. If they still shoot straight with broadheads, then they are dedicated broadhead arrows. Sometimes I have to go through several dozen shafts to wind up with a half dozen good broadhead arrows, but I' m very picky when it comes to accuracy.

The ' less fortunate' arrows keep field points or get outfitted with judo points for practice, stump shooting and rabbit/squirrel hunting.

With aluminum or GOOD carbon arrows (my favorite is Carbon Express Terminator Selects - carbon composite with good weight and very good accuracy), I' ve never had much any problem switching back and forth from field points to judos to broadheads.

I' ve been using mostly Magnus II broadheads the past 10 years or so for glue-ons. For screw-ins, it' s hard to beat the regular ol' Bear Razorhead.