Gold Tip makes a 50 grain aluminum insert.

 

^^^What he said!

 

Or you just get the weights that screw into the back

 

Stainless inserts from Ethics, aluminum 50 grain from Gold Tip

Gold Tip Aluminum Insert 50 gr. for .246 Shafts

Designed for archers who want more point end weight using a screw-in style point Fits all .246" Gold Tip shafts Weight: 50 gr. Accepts 5/16 Screw-in points Accepts Gold Tip F.A.C.T. system weights Sold in a 12 Pack

lancasterarchery.com

 

Thanks for info

 

I just got some good tips and got the 50gr aluminum ones for them

 

The Black Eagle vintage 42 grain brass works if you glue it in with a good grade impact tough super glue. I have been using them for years in Victory VF's, Beeman Hunters, GT Pro Hunters, Black Eagles Outlaw and Zombie Slayer and probably some others I have forgotten about. These are all whats referred to as " standard" size arrows. Which means they measure .244 to .245 inside diameter. And around .285 to .300 outside depending on spine. Gold tip runs just a smidge larger at .246. That's why they recommend you use GT components because of this slight difference. But, being the rebel I am, and having so many components laying around, I found a lot of standard components will fit the GT hunters just depends on if they run a little on the large side of .245 . I tried gluing them in with epoxy and hot melt but no good. The inserts are not real long and are sort of slick, so I rough them a little and then glue them in with an impact rated super glue. Never a problem when I do that. And they are not expensive so not like a huge investment. Some of the Amazon brass .244 inserts will work also. Experiment with one if you need to . The best test is to pound one into a foam target with a hard to pull broadhead . If they survive that about 20 times you're good. I have shot them into hogs and deer, pass through and not etc.....always work fine when glued tight. I think Carbon tech makes one 65 grains.