Depends on their purpose. With hunting arrows, I make sure that the tune is as good as can be, and will shoot a practice broadhead off each arrow to ensure that they are all reliable, fly perfect and to where I'm looking. In my experience, about an 1/8" + or - will usually be fine. For practice, stumping, or small game, 3/4"-1" is often acceptable, depending on overall tune. If you are on the edges of the exact perfect tune, you probly won't get away with that much variance. But if your hunting set up is perfect, it gives you a little more leeway. A little stiff, or a little weak, will make little difference. However, hunting arrows must be perfect, the rest just need to fly reasonably well to what you're aiming at. Of course, the more consistent your arrows, the more consistent your shooting will be.