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#1 ·
I have six Ace Standard heads that weigh 135 grains on the way to my house.

What size and length broadhead adapter do I need to make these work ?

I shoot standard Easton aluminum arrows… camo hunters and gamegetters in 1916 and 2016.

I also would like to get as close to, or right on the money at 175 grains. Thanks.
 
#2 ·
I don't really like what's available. You can get short adaptors 32 grains, long 34 grains, the steel at 75, 100, and 125 grains. I did see once someone had 50 grains, but I don't remember where.

If you tuned at 175 grains, you should figure in the above before you buy.

Bowmania
 
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#8 ·
I can’t wait to get them. I am going to designate one as a practice head and the rest I am going to sharpen up for hunting.

For my 44 pound Sage I am going to carry an Ace, a Zwickey Delta and a German Jager in my quiver this year and one blunt for squirrels. My plan is to rotate among all the broadheads, during the archery season.
 
#13 ·
These are 36g…prolly be close enough, and may be right on depending on how the ACE weigh… my ACE standards are 125g and I use the 75g and 125g steel adapters with good results…

ACE sells adapters as well I think…


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Axcel Curve Fire Ring Pin Blue. 019. Adapter that is made to glue into a traditional style head converting the head to a screw in style. It is 11/32 size and is the long version. Weight is 36 grains.WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and...
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#16 ·
Got my 135 grain Ace Standards in the mail today. Still waiting on my adapters fron 3 Rivers Archery.

I took them out of the package to weigh them. They all weigh between 136 and 140 grains.

They are substantially sharper out of the package than any Zwickey head I have handled in the past.

I like Zwickey heads, but the Ace heads are hands down way sharper. These should be way easier to sharpen than the Zwickey heads I still have.

Needless to say I am impressed so far. I
hope to get them glued up and shooting soon.
 
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