Which one

[longbowray]

Ok I'm shooting a Bob Lee t/d recruve it 52 @ 28 and I draw 28 1/2 so 54 lb . Which arrow would you use ?  The 465 gr are the 600 gr both are axis  both bare shatf and group well so just a ?

[Ragnarok Forge]

600 grain for sure.  A good weight to ensure the bow is safe, and will penetrate very well at that arrow mass.

[Night Wing]

Another vote for the 600 grain arrow. At that overall grain weight, besides penetration, the bow should be quieter too upon arrow release.

[snakebite]

And another for the 600gr.

[GRINCH]

And another for 600gr.

[tradshooter]

If it's flying well when fletched, 600 grain for sure. I agree with every thing already said, quieter and better penetration. Good luck to you!

[m midd]

600 for sure

[YORNOC]

600 without question

[longbowray]

Thank y'all 600 gr fly great and hit like a load of brick

[RM81]

Guess that was an easy one.

[NBK]

600 GRAIN!
What are we talking about?

[USN_Sam1385]

600

[Bowmania]

Man, Oh man.  The question is what are you hunting?  If it's elk yea, 600 is ok, but your in AZ.  If your hunting mule deer or javelinas you better be a darned good shot to wack one at 25, 30 yds with a 600 gr arrow.

Bowmania

[Shawn Leonard]

Depends, but the one that is just shy of 9gpp. is fine for all but the largest game like moose. I would choose the 465 as I like a flat arrow and with a sharp head would kill anything I am gonna hunt and offer me another 5 yards in shooting. I shoot between 8-9.5 gpp. most of the time. I am shooting an ILF rig this year and at 7.5 gpp. and 211fps. I have no doubt it will handle any deer I shoot. Shawn

[BWD]

Decide which one suits you shooting style the best and pick that one.