CARBON you prefer???

[Bullfrog 1]

What are you guys shooting? Are you happy with them. I have always shot MFX. I see they are not making them. I have been trying Heritage. I see the replacements for the MFX are over 100 bucks a dozen. Yikes.   BILL

[Mike Spaulding]

Beman bowhunters.  If you don't mind that they are just a plain black shaft, they are cheap and work fine for me!  The deer and hogs I've killed with them didn't seem to mind.  

[coaster500]

I shoot GT Trads, Expedition Hunter and Pros...  I get the Trad blems from Big Jim and tune to my set up....   shoot great for me.

[Alexander Traditional]

When I started using carbons I tried Traditional Only. I was pretty happy with them until I bought an arrow spinner. They just sort of wobbled at the end even without a tip on them. I then tried some Carbon Express Heritage series and couldn't be happier. They are really straight before mounting a tip and after and the weight and spine seem to be better matched for me.

[ddauler]

ICS Hunters or Big Jims blems best deals out there put all the weight up front.

[nineworlds9]

+1 on ICS, also like Heritage, lately for a lightweight bow/ cheap arrows I'm enjoying some GT ultralight entradas w/ some 50g brass inserts.

[Danny Rowan]

AD Trads, only carbons I use, best on the market in my opinion.

[RM81]

Been using the Gold Tip blems from Big Jim for the last few years with no complaints.

AD trad lites or Grizzlystik Sitkas. Like darts.

[huntingarcher]

I shoot Gold Tips and have for as long as I can remember.The blems from Bigjim is the best deal in carbon shafts.Easy to get parts and if footed are super tuff.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I'm a heritage fan myself. good tough arrows that tune nicely.... the only problem i had with the heritage shafts is finding the right sized brass inserts.... every time I've used brass i had to chuck up a field point in my drill press and sand those brass inserts down a fuzz.....

Does anyone have a source for the right size brass inserts for Heritage 250 and 150 shafts? I would really appreciate that info... Kirk

[njloco]

GT's from Big Jim, easy to work with and get parts, very tough shaft.

[Nathan Killen]

Beman bowhunters for me. Cheap and they work !  

[Piratkey]

Originally posted by Kirkll:
I'm a heritage fan myself. good tough arrows that tune nicely.... the only problem i had with the heritage shafts is finding the right sized brass inserts.... every time I've used brass i had to chuck up a field point in my drill press and sand those brass inserts down a fuzz.....

Does anyone have a source for the right size brass inserts for Heritage 250 and 150 shafts? I would really appreciate that info... Kirk

Hi Kirk
Take a look here  http://www.3riversarchery.com/Solid+Brass+Inserts+For+Carbon+Arrows_i0255X_baseitem.html

[maineac]

ICS and CX heritage for me.

[frassettor]

Originally posted by Kirkll:
I'm a heritage fan myself. good tough arrows that tune nicely.... the only problem i had with the heritage shafts is finding the right sized brass inserts.... every time I've used brass i had to chuck up a field point in my drill press and sand those brass inserts down a fuzz.....

Does anyone have a source for the right size brass inserts for Heritage 250 and 150 shafts? I would really appreciate that info... Kirk

I buy all of my brass inserts for my heritage shafts from 3 rivers ,

[Brianlocal3]

I really love the idea of the heritages, enought weight raw shaft to use just like a woodie or alum, but the gt trads if bought a spine to high and add a 100gr brass insert gets them up to weight too. But id say my favorite are the heritage

[RecurveRookie]

I have used Easton Excel and St. Axis (plain black shafts).  I like them both.  I switched to Axis because I could use the 75 gr. inserts and not have to buy all new broadheads.

[mnbwhtr]

Easton Axis

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Thx Frass... kirk