What is your arrow of choice?

[nontypical]

From my 45-50# bows I shoot: 3555 GT Expedition full length with 125 tip, 100 grn insert,3" 2117 footing,a 7" wrap and 3-4"  fletch.

[Flatshooter]

CX 250'S cut to 30.5" WITH 300 grs.up front.(3) 5" RW Shields. Total weight around 650grs. CHX 58" 50# 28"

[dnovo]

53#  Tall Timbers R/D longbow. 65# cedars with 190 up front, 3- 4.5 banana fletch done on a burner.

[Homebru]

Right now, Surewoods from Wilderness Custom Arrows (aka Snag).  I was putting together an order for all of the supplies to build some and discovered that for just a couple of dollars more, I could have Snag build them.  Sold!
homebru

[maxwell]

Surewood tapered doug fir- 60-65# 145 BH.

[Kingstaken]

Autum Legends....

[trad_bowhunter1965]

Easton axis 500 29" 50gr brass insert 2 bladed zwickey delta four 4"  shield cut feathers.

[lbshooter]

Hand made POC, 5" Truflight feathers, Mercury or Bohning nock, Howard Hill or Bear Razorhead BH.

[joe skipp]

I prefer the consistency of Aluminum. I shoot 2117's both Dougherty Naturals and Legacy. Crown dipped, 5" parabolic feathers. I use 5.5" HB Shields on the arrows I bear hunt with because I use 160 gr Snuffers.

Last year I made up 1 dz Doug Fir from Surewood Steve for my Longbow. Fully dipped white with 5" parabolic feathers in white/chartruese. Also made 1 dz Fir to shoot out of "Lefty". However, my go to arrow for all out of state hunts....Aluminum.

[Butch Speer]

35/55 GTs  28"  4x4" feathers  300grns. up front. They shoot great out of my HH Half Breed. [email protected] of heavy but they sure shoot good.

[hvyhitter]

1816,1916,2014,2016,2018,2020,2114,2115,2117,2213,2215,2216,2217,2219,2220,2315,2440 aluminum, 29 to 31 inches, 40# to 75#, selfbow, D bow, R/D bow, hybreds , recurves, I got em all covered.............. I think the 2440 spines out for 120# with a 400gr head........... (for the elephant bow of course)....

[medic77]

Easton Full Metal Jackets 340's 29" 100gr brass insert and 200gr heads.  They are tough as nails.

[tzolk]

Easton FMJ and Axis Woodgrain 400s. 31" standard 16gr insert. 200 grain point. 3 5" feathers. Toelke Super D 66" 56@30.

[DanielB89]

I use a variety of arrows depending on what it is for.  But they all boil down to about the same.

A lighter GPI arrow(less than 9 gpi) and a 200 + grain head(whatever makes it tune right).  

My newest arrows are some blood sport .350's that are 7.9gpi with standard insert and 200 grains up front.  They are right at 9gpp with my #53@28(i draw 29) black widow MAIII.  I am VERY pleased with the increased flatter trajectory.  This bow will sling a 500 grain arrow.

[slowbowjoe]

Premium doug firs. I buy the shafts, put 'em together myself.
Stained, sealed, with a simple freehand cresting.

[Fletcher]

Fir has been my favorite arrow for many years. Currently shooting Surewood Fir with 200+ grain points and a total arrow weight around 570 gr.  That works out to a little over 11 gpp for my 50@26 Toelke Whip.

[Chinook]

CE Terminator Hunter 6075 29 1/2" long.
Four 4" left helical shield cut trueflight feathers.
CE yellow weight tubes
Arrow weight 600 grs 145 gr field point / Wensel Woodsman
Easton Uni-nocks

[Krex1010]

Coming from compounds I was all carbon, and I bought a some for my longbow, they work fine but I feel like they were finicky. After a couple different spines I decided to go back to aluminium and try those. I got some Easton legacy 1916's on the recommendation of the fellow I ordered a bow from.  I really like the 1916s, I like the weight, I like the way they fly and I've been impressed with the toughness of the arrows. I think I'm sticking with aluminium until I get the hankering to try wood lol.

[Bluefeather]

Easton Classic 2117's cut to 31.5" with 125 gr Bear greenies, Zwickeys or Snuffers mounted on 75gr steel inserts and three 5" feathers.
21st Century Nova longbow,66" long, 50# at 31"

Easton AO 2018's cut to 31.5" with 125 gr. Bear or Zwickey heads mounted on 75 gr steel inserts  and three 5" feathers.
1966 Bear Super Kodiak,64" long, 44# at 31"

[fujimo]

i love spruce- its super tough, and lighter than fir, i can up the weight with heavier tips, and get a better FOC %. and get a good hunting weight arrow or more- the shaft is just the delivery system for the broad head- i tend to focus on the B / head more!