best carbon arrow

[jeck]

HI ALL,I need your help again.......!! 68#@29.5" recurve off the shelf..what 30" carbon shaft would you recommend?  I would like to use 200 grain broadheads.  Thanks in advance

[Rob DiStefano]

first and foremost - there is no such thing as a 'best carbon arrow'.  you guyz gotta stop posting this.

ok, try beman ics bowhunter 400 and 340 for starters.

[jeck]

thanks for the help..............ment to say"most suitable carbon for my set-up"!!
WILL KNOW NEXT TIME.

[Rob DiStefano]

Originally posted by jeck:
thanks for the help..............ment to say"most suitable carbon for my set-up"!!
WILL KNOW NEXT TIME.

[MSwickard]

Depending on how close the shelf is cut to center and what your actual draw length is will be the big factor on correct spine.  Is the bow use fastflight type strings or B50?

Depending on how heavy you want your arrow I would look at 340 or 300.  You will be able to use more than 200 grain up front. Some 340 will be pushing it with 200 grain heads at 30".  

If you haven't downloaded Stu's Dyanamic spine calculator I would.  This will allow you to play with different shafts to see if you are in the ballpark.

Mike

[jeck]

fastflight string,centre shot(border bows,black douglas) 60"....63#@28"...my draw lenght is 29'5".
where can i go to download stu's spine calculator?   All the best from scotland

[Paul Mattson]

My best selling carbon's are Arrow Dynamic's Traditional and Traditional Lite.  The Traditonals will work for you.  FYI,  The calulator will not work with this arrow.

[Terry Green]

I'll second the Arrow Dynamics Traditional.

[NightHawk]

LOL @ Rob. No such thing but......    


 I personally like GT blems sold by Big Jims bow company, have worked very well for my setup.I had a pass through on a whitetail buck this year using one of them. I shoot 55@28 120 g broadhead

[hunt it]

GT blems from Big Jim, 55/75 are all you need. At $42.00 /doz you can use em up and feel no pain.

[frassettor]

Originally posted by Rob DiStefano:
[QB] first and foremost - there is no such thing as a 'best carbon arrow'.  you guyz gotta stop posting this.

Thank you..I agree 110% I personally love Ad Trads. Thats all i will ever shoot now

[leatherneck]

Originally posted by Terry Green:
I'll second the Arrow Dynamics Traditional.

x3 here. I'll say it, BEST SHAFT OUT THERE!

Sorry Rob.      

[jeck]

thanks for all your help guys.........i'm new to this.....can you tell...lol

[hunt it]

I'm with Rob on this most of the way. I have five or six dozen of the best arras out there! Everyone a different make. Some costing $200.00 doz and I still think the GT blems at $42.00 are the best value going. They are not the strongest arra but who cares at $3.60 each. Shootem, breakem, losem you can still buy them three to five dozen for same as others. They are straight and fly out most bows!

[Ragnarok Forge]

Terry nailed it, ain't no such thing as the best carbon arrow?  It all boils down to what you like.  I agree with Terry and the guys saying buy the blems.  No need to blow a bunch of cash figuring out the right arrows.  

I like the Beman ICS Bowhunters for a decent price and good quality.

[JC]

THE best carbon arrow is........................one covered in blood.    

[Danny Rowan]

 

Good answer JC

[bearsfeet]

I am shooting easton epic st. they are reasonably priced at under $70 a dozen and they have worked great for me. I am going to try some of those blems when I run out though thats a great deal!

[Onions]

I am with JC!!

chris <><

[Joe Hysong]

Check with Three Rivers Traditional Only they have a great selection and you can buy a test set to try different weights