What arrows is everyone shooting and why?

[CMR]

I use Vapor's and Carbon Express Rebel Hunters.

[Aaron Proffitt 2]

Tried the carbs,goin' back to POC and other woods.

[Shawn Leonard]

Carbons only because they outlast wood and aluminum. Where I stump shoot aluminums only make it a few shots and woodies get busted up pretty easy. I went out with 2 guys the other day and I had four carbons to start with and they each had at least a dozen wood and aluminum. Jamie broke at least 6 woodies and Damon bent or broke a couple of each, all my carbons survived.  CX Heritage 150s. Shawn

[mmgrode]

woodchucker, that's pretty neat     I shoot lam birch mainly. Just like the durability and weight of them.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I have been using sitka spruce. But I gave compressed cedar a try. I like the added weight. They are 50 grs. heavier than the spruce. They aren't as straight. So you have more work getting them ready to make arrows out of them...or maybe it was just this batch I got...?

[yleecoyote23]

I started shooting Arrow Dynamics (Lites and Heavies) back about 5-6 months ago and have been very pleased with how durable they are. And like Terry said, they will shoot off of any of my bows very well....Gold Tip Trads and Carbonwood Vapors are good arrows that have wood finishes on them that make for more "traditional" looking arrows...

I also love shooting my woodies!!!!

[Golden Hawk]

I've been shooting the Arrow Dynamics Trads,and Nitro Stingers for almost a year and Love them. No matter what bow I shoot it is just a matter of a minor point weight change and I'm on target. Gary Hunsicker is a joy to work with on picking arrows for your bow. Very knowledgeable.

[Smallwood]

bowdude, you use aluminocks too! they sure are nice when the light is fading to see where you hit or to find your arrow on a passthru.
I shoot gold tip 55/75s with 100grn inserts and 125grn heads at 27" for a 500grn arrow with four 4" shield cut feathers out of a 55#@26" black canyon bow.
p.s. last year i tried the beman mfx classics, but there wasn't any difference in penetration, and the price is like three times as much. and they still break when ya stump shoot with them!
so now i use the GTs and foot them with a 1" piece of 2117 and haven't had one break yet while stumpin

[Al Kidner]

I love shooting wood arrows but for everyday practice at the bale I shoot carbon CX hertiage for a longer lasting shaft.

 I'm sold on tapered Doug fir....

 

[Danny Rowan]

Laminated birch and Alaskan Forgewoods,80# spine.60-64# bows,800+ gr arrows. Can ya say THUMP!

Danny

[Ron LaClair]

I went through a faze of shooting carbons for a few years but I've been shooting tapered cedars lately. I just got a new set of tapered Sitka Spruce (Ghost) arrows from Paul and they shoot awesome.    I'm headed out today for turkey camp to try and put some blood on them.

     
     
     

[DEERSLAYER1961]

I like aluminum... I shoot 2016's cut to 28" 165gr up front, and three 5 1/5" sheild cut feathers for a total of 510grns  they fly perfect, and are very durable.  I don't what you guys are shooting at, but I have hade the same dozen for 2 years, and they are perfect minus the couple lost ones.  Been shooting aluminum for 30+ years with little trouble at all.

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[Nakohe]

Laminated birch, POC and compressed cedars. 65# spine 50# to 53# bows

[herb haines]

friends ,
have shot carbons , POC ,sitka spruce and Ramin . will never shoot anything but Ramin from now on. can get what ever i want while sale as i sell archery supplies but will stick with Ramin from now on .

make them from 3/8 dowels and like Danny they are 700 gr plus /90 gr points and if i use screw in inserts ( new product fron Germany ) adds 20 more grains can even shoot Silver Flames from them now     have the best  in both worlds and don't ned my casrbons any more .spined to 64# out of bear hunter take down at 53# at my draw hit like a brick !!!! --- herb

[LONGHORN]

I went from aluminum (those I shoot for 20 years) to carbon and now shoot woodies,hexshaft and POC .I like the toughness of the hexshaft and shoot them exclusively  while hunting.I might go back to aluminum,but I'm satisfy with my woodies for the time being.
Serge

[Big Dave]

90% wood & 10 aluminum  :D    :D    :D