what shaft type do you shoot?

[sticks&stringz]

What shafts are guys you using?For you guys using carbons, do you use weighted inserts to bring up weight and foc?

[Possum Head]

Yes 100 gr brass

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I would vote for all 3 if I could.

I shoot what works and also whatever is economical.

[katman]

Carbon
Yes

[MR BILL SHORTY]

Wood  

[highlow]

I'm with Charlie, except I've never shot woodies. That might be my next experiment.

[Orion]

I shoot wood and carbon about equally.  Mostly wood for hunting mostly carbon for targets. 50 to 100 grain brass inserts in the carbons and various weight adaptors and points to increase arrow weight and FOC.

[ChuckC]

wood and carbon for me too.  I own some older aluminums, but never really liked them.  They shoot well, just, didn't like them.

I go back and forth on "go to" arrows.  
ChuckC

[Cootling]

Carbon with 100 grain inserts.

[Tree Killer]

Wood only the last 28 years. Surewood douglas fir these days.

[Jasper2]

Carbon, 50 grain inserts for me with 125 points or sometimes the standard insert with 175 points. I'm more concerned about arrow flight and total arrow weight than FOC.

[kadbow]

Carbon, 50-100 gr inserts depending on the shaft.

[Jmatt1957]

carbon , regular insert and 175 gr point

[Bowwild]

I have Axis Trads (carbon) but am shooting Easton Injexions (carbon inner covered by aluminum) the past two years.

With the Axis I add 50-100 grain brass inserts. I've found no way to change insert weight with the Injexions without going to outserts which I don't care for. So, I can modify only the broadhead weight to tune. So far only 100 and 125 grain field points are available for Deep Six threads the Injexion has.  So,  I had a several dozen 155 grain stainless field points (deep six threads) made to match the 155 grain single bevel broad heads I use.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

I shoot 29' Easton Axis 500 with Easton Axis Brass HIT Break-Off Inserts 75 to 50 gr and a Zwickey Delta 2-blade 170 gr.

[Thumper Dunker]

Wood. Doug fir.

[David Mitchell]

I checked all three   :D   but not sure all three got counted.

[Bvas]

Aluminum for me.

[Butchie]

Carbon and wood.  Use 75 grain glue-in/glue-on brass adapters and 160 grain heads with carbons.

[Ryman Cat]

I voted for wood because primarily that's what I favor to hunt with however Aluminum and carbon are also used. 2 animals fell to aluminum this year and another to carbon so with that said I'd say all 3 are pretty much even in usage either hunting or targets shooting. Depends on which bow at the time I'm using when I decide what arrows I'll shoot that day.