92 or 110 grain inserts

[chilly_willy]

I would to get 18" BEE's with blazer vanes and aluminum flat nocks but what size inserts, 92 grain or 110 grain?? Your input would helpful Thanks Bill

[8ptbuk]

I prefer 92 gr but honestly don't think you'll tell a difference in accuracy or performance . JMO

[racking up points]

Instead of the BEE arrow, think about the Zombie Slayers. 25% stiffer and only 1% heavier. With crossbows, the stiffer the arrow, the better.

[Deaf jeff]

I have shot the 110,92 and 80 grain inserts in executioners and I did not see any difference in accuracy other the a tad bit more drop with the heavier inserts. so I stay with the 80 grain. getting the same accuracy with a little more fps cannot be a bad thing. I shoot spitfires and have read on here that foc is not as critical with mechanicals as it is with fixed blade. it all comes down to personal preference imho

[awshucks]

I prefer 92 gr but honestly don't think you'll tell a difference in accuracy or performance . JMO

92 for me also... agree w/ not telling the diff....

[bubba]

X-3 on the 92 grain..........

[Boo]

If you are going to use a lighted nock then the 110 gr insert will be a slightly better choice.
Conversely, a 125 gr broadhead will compensate for a lighted nock if an 92 gr insert is used.
If you are hunting big boys like moose, the 110 will be the ticket with a heavier broadhead.