Help with arrow selection

[BearBones]

Hello to all, this is my first post so please bear with me if the questions are somewhat redundant.I am shooting a 70's era Grayling Kodiak Magnum, 50# and 25"draw.Also shoot a Bear Mantana longbow at 50#, same draw length.For arrows Iam using GT Traditional 3355 at 26" with 125gr. field points.Total weight of arrow and point is 382gr.Fletching is 5" R/W feathers. Paper tuning is showing that my shaft is to stiff and arrows yaw right and left in flight.My question is should i try to get these arrows in tune or am I better served trying a different combination.Any help would be appreciated

[Night Wing]

Start experimenting with heavier point weights.

[Tomas]

You didn't say what your brace height was, I would start by adjusting there first.

[LH Keith]

BearBones,
 Are your Bows rated @ 50# and you have a 25" draw?
 If that's the case, you are way overspined. Might want to try a GT 1535 & bareshaft to tune.

[BearBones]

Thanks for the input guys, do you think alum. arrows are a better choice or are correctly spined carbons just as good.

[john gerrard]

If your bow is 50# @ 28" and you are drawing 25" then you are shooting apprx 41#. I have a K-Mag that is drawing apprx 41# at my draw of 27" and I'm using 1916 alum cut to 28" with 150gr points. They seem to shoot very well out of my bow.  John

[BearBones]

Thanks John, I think that is the direction I'm going in

[Reaper TN]

A GT 3555 cut to 26 inches is waaaaayyyy too stiff for your setup. I would try the GT 1535 (.600) spine and leave it full length to start with and start your bareshaft tuning process.

[JamesKerr]

At your draw length you are only getting around 41# of draw. I would recommend either a 500 spine carbon with heavy point weight or a 1916 Legacy series alluminum shaft with about 150 grain points.