carbon arrows or aluminum arrows

Carbon for me! Either straight or broke, but no bent!

Bisch

[arrow flynn]

aluminum easy to tune carbon a little harder mayby to tune but more indestuctable.Ishoot all arrow materials I just made up some footed shafts I got from raptor for 3d.

[pinky]

I have shot aluminum (2216s & 2117s) for years,  but I started shooting 3 rivers Trad Only carbon shafts a year ago and they just Rock!  I really like the Trad Only Carbons I have been shooting.

[Red Beastmaster]

I've never tried carbon, I just can't get past how much they cost. Yeah, cheaper in the long run, heard it a million times. I still won't spend that much on arrows.

I use Legacy's for hunting, Blues for every thing else. I shot my deer last year with an Easton Blues. When it snapped in half I was only out $2.50

My stumpers are oak dowels from Lowe's.

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Originally posted by Zradix:
CARBON.
broke or straight..not bent.

can be less expensive too...

Yup!  You got it brutha...      

[Legolas]

So done with aluminum. They get out of alingnment so easy and roll on a glass tabletop like a grandma with a bad hip.Carbon has the ability to take a hit and stay straight like an NFL running back.

[Friend]

If the carbons chosen are of consistent spine, then the personal choice is most clear.

[Ed Bennett]

I've had excellent results with 2213's out of my 60lb. Palmer recurve. They shoot much better than the Gold Tip 55/70's that I shoot out of my 58 lb. Horn longbow.

[Timbuck2]

Aluminum.
Nothing against carbon arrows but I have never had a reason to switch.

[jkm97]

I shoot both, but I'm currently shooting aluminum. They just seem more forgiving of broadhead flight to me.