arrows for 52 pound bow

[hunt4life]

go a new bow that is much lighter than what i am used to shooting., and am in need of arrows. i think i want a finished weight of 475 to 500 grains for flatter trajectory. what would you recommend? 29 inch arrow.

[bjk]

You could shoot about 50 different arrows...axis/beman 500's, 2016/2018's, CE 150's, GT 35/55, Vapor's, AD lights, blah, blah...

Maybe narrow down what you want in the arrow - alum, carbon, wood...type of bow, etc...

[hunt4life]

r/d longbow. carbon or aluminum.

[bjk]

See list above...others will chime in with more options.

[larry]

last year before my shoulder started bothering me, I was shooting 52 lbs at 27".

shooting beman black max 500's, 28.25" bop with 4" four fletch, 5" wraps and 200 grain tips. total arrow weight 491 grains. laser beams  

[hunt4life]

when using the skinny shafts like axis or the mfx, how did you get 200 up front? i wouldnt mind doing that but i dont want to tear up my targets and almost kill myself pulling them out of 3d targets.

[vermonster13]

2016, or a carbon with a 500 spine

[Golden Hawk]

for that bow I'd say Arrow Dynamics Trad Lite with standard inserts cut 30" with 160-175 grain points. I am shooting a similar setup from 49-53@28 bows both recurve and longbow. Fantastic flight.

[hawgslayer]

 
hawgslayer.....aka, Ray  

[larry]

you can buy 200 grain tips with the backs tapered, it doesn't take it down flush to the arrow, but it's close

[Shawn Leonard]

You can also get 100 grain brass inserts fo rthe Axis 500 and shoot a 125 grain 17/64th. tapered tips. They are available at Kustom King and other places! Shawn

[WTSLAYER]

this is hunt4life. i think im going to go with the carbon express terminators. should i go with the 45/60 of the 60/75 with 225 up front cut the 29 inches? thanks
adam

[Diamond Paul]

Might try 2114 aluminums if you don't want a real heavy arrow.