what arrows should i be using?

[millersaurus]

i know theres a lot of good products out there, but some opinions on the best arrows for me would be appreciated.
i shoot a bowtech admiral, 29 in. draw, 72 lb pull.
i want a good hunting arrow thats gonna get the most speed out of my bow..

[Valentine]

we're still using slow, aluminum arrows on our bows that don't cost $900.

Just take some planning. Make sure you shoot at least 350gr. I myself feel easton ACC's and maximas are about the best coming out.

[BGfisher]

Something with a spine rating of .300". Pick something. There are tons of good arrows on the market. If you have a local shop then go see what is there. You want to be able to get arrows when you need them so see what he has.

[millersaurus]

i like my arrows now. theyre easton 340 fmj's. only problem is theyre super heavy. i think with my broadhead theyre around 550 grain... and im only getting 277 fps out of my admiral. seems a little slow to me

[MNDan]

I'd shoot Goldtip 7595's with a finished arrow weight of around 420 gr (6 gr/lb). My Guardian loves this setup, and the arrows are really durable.

[millersaurus]

im moderately confused about the last post?

[luke/r]

277 is fast enough! If you want to go lighter Carbon Express Maximas are a good arrow.

[HoytMT2332]

I second the gold tips. Affordable and tough as nails..

[BowMan051088]

Originally Posted by millersaurus

im moderately confused about the last post?

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