Oops,just saw the 300 fps.If that is accurate,you can use any head you want.

Yep, it's accurate. Provided, that is, that the archery shops meter is calibrated. I read the display as the tech shot it. It was actually 299.8, but we'll say 300. I was a little worried about beginning with a top-end bow, but no more. It's incredibly easy to shoot.

Just for giggles,what is your draw length? I need to check something.

Work it TFOX!

I think he has 1 29.5 " DL

Yea,I just saw that myself

Man,I nead to learn to read signatures.

That's correct. 29 1/2" draw.

T ... not fer nuttin, but I was first! [8D]JK

As far as arrow weights go, my bow tells me when the arrow is too light because it starts getting louder. At 5.5 grains per pound, the arrow is fast, but I don't like how loud my bow sounds. At 7.5 grains per pound, she's whisper quiet and fast enough (260 fps) with a TON of KE. I've also found that with a slightly out of tune bow, fixed blade broadheads will fly alot better at 260 than 300 fps. Since I rarely take shots at deer past 25 yards, 260 is plenty fast for me.