Starting my 53rd year in bowhunting so I've shot about every kind of "the best" arrow &broadhead ever made.
I've been shooting some model 3 blade Rocky Mountain Braodhead since they came on the market in the 70s. I have had my "BEST" performance with Easton Shafts. This combination has probably accounted for 100+ animals over those past 30 or so years& several perfect assorted rounds back in my tourny days.
I have always had best, consistent"tight" groups with Eastons. Tight, like 5 arrows packed into a 10 ring.
It STILL boils down to what YOU can afford & works well with you. Shoot the best you can afford-your arrow is more important than a few extra dollars for a better bow.
Good Luck.