Where do you get your wood arrows?

[MikeM]

Those who shoot wood arrows where do you buy them?

[Crittergetter]

Surewood Shafts!!! They are a sponser here. Steve can answer all your questions and get you set up!

[Matty]

Originally posted by crittergetter:
Surewood Shafts!!! They are a sponser here. Steve can answer all your questions and get you set up!

Ditto that. Use the search engine on here type in wood arrows or wood shafts. In "pow wow"  You'll get more responses than you can read in a day! Enjoy!

[MEsquivel]

Surewood shafts.

[Ryman Cat]

You can watch the classifieds and pick up deals from time to time too don't pass that up. Keep an eye out.

[woodchucker]

I used to buy all my arrows from my good friend & fellow TradGanger Joe Skipp!!! Now, my son Tyler makes the for us!!!

[EWill]

Surewood shafts and The Nocking Point

[Marc B.]

Bill Stroupe at Hawk arrows.

[Jayrod]

Pm sent

[Brianlocal3]

Hildebrand

[1flyfish]

X2 For Hildebrand,great shafts

[StanM]

Another vote for Surewood Shafts. I also find a lot of enjoyment from making my own arrows. If at all possible for you I recommend getting a fletching jig and giving it a shot!

[monterey]

I usually purchase my POC from North American Specialty Gear.  One reason is that it's just a short drive from my house, but above that, if you tell them exactly what you want in spine and weight they will put the order together for you.

I have not tried shurwood shafts, but I'm going to try a dozen sometime after the new year.

I also spin a few of my own shafts, but I bet I'd have to run a couple hundred shafts to get a set matched the way RMSG does it.

[curlis]

Paul Jalon, Elite  arrows

[centaur]

Rocky Mt Specialty Gear. Weighed and spined to close tolerances, and good folks to deal with.

[Warden609]

Elite arrows!

[Sam McMichael]

I used to have a regular source, but he got out of the business. Now, I generally buy arrows at some of the various shots I attend. Basically, if they look good and shoot good, I just buy them on the spot. I have built a few myself, but mine don't look nearly as good as most of what I see on here. Maybe the cresting machine I'm getting for Christmas will help me improve my skills.

[slowbowjoe]

i agree with the recommendations for wood shafts, but notice there haven't been many suggestions for fully built arrows. I'd have said Wilderness Custom Arrows (they're the last set I bought before getting the tools and making my own), but David's moving on to other interests.
I have no doubt Elite arrows will provide a fine set. Raptor Archery would be another option. There are many others, just can't think of them offhand.
I'll bet there are several folks here who can build you a fine set that don't have an actual business set up, too.

[Dave Nash]

David Ellenbogen,Rivendell Archery.

[Mo0se]

Another vote for Paul at Elite arrows.