1716 aluminum arrows cut to 29-29.5" with 125gr points and feather fletches ought to do the trick. Any good arrow maker ought to be able to fit you up with a set of 5/16 cedar arrows, probably spined in the 30-35lb range and 29" long. One thing about a bow that light; it will train you to develop a proper release. Light bows are very susceptible to plucking the string, or torqueing the string, since there isn't a lot a weight to pull the string off your fingers. And unless you get a clean release, it will be difficult to get proper arrow flight.

Jack

Edited by - Floxter on 01/17/2002 17:07:49