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chavez4966 01-20-2010 07:06 AM

Best arrow for the money???
 
Can anybody tell me the best arrow for the money i would like to shoot carbon...but will shoot aluminum if need to....The bow is a renegade tr-4. Thanks for any answers.

BGfisher 01-20-2010 07:43 AM


Originally Posted by chavez4966 (Post 3558954)
Can anybody tell me the best arrow for the money i would like to shoot carbon...but will shoot aluminum if need to....The bow is a renegade tr-4. Thanks for any answers.

Aluminum or carbon? Well, ttry both. The best arrow for the money is still the old Easton ACC. Used to be people didn't want to pay the price for them. Today many better quality carbons rival or exceed the price of ACC's.

Western MA Hunter 01-21-2010 04:04 AM

I personally think the Beman ICS hunters are very good for the money...

Sniper151 01-21-2010 10:20 AM

Easton XX-78 Super Slams.

treboryerf 01-21-2010 06:33 PM

I have shot both alum and carbon and currently shoot cx and I am very pleased with them,I am sure the others are very good too.If you decide to shoot carbons pick one that your bow likes and what I mean by that is go to a pro shop and get them to let you shoot some of each they have to offer and pick one that shoots the best with ur setup,don't be cheap buy the best you can afford,remember that your arrow and broadhead are the bussiness end of the deal and besides most carbons can be shot for years if you takecare of them.I usually buy a dozen and keep 6 for just hunting and the other 6 for shooting in the backyard.

OklaBowhunter 01-22-2010 01:59 AM

Goldtips
 
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Hunter 55/75XT or 75/95XT

Affordable and tough.

All four arrows have passed through deer in the picture. Still shootable arrows. Been shooting them for years.

Dont have to spend alot to get a good qaulity arrow.

jamunesjhy 01-28-2010 01:43 AM

I 've shot or shoot arrows from the different manufacturers, (Easton, Carbon Express, Beman, and Gold Tip. I found that the less expensive shafts are almost as durable as the more costly one. The accuracy is not that noticable on the 3D course but I weigh arrows and seperate by weight. I like the Beman ICS hunter (black) for hunting. A dozen of these are about half the price of Maxima's which I really like but in my opinion cost too much.
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specialist1 01-28-2010 03:46 PM

I had been using the Beemans and got fairly good groups, then I switched to x wraps, with the small blazer vanes and the groups went to hell. I may try the x wraps with longer vanes.

steelhead777 02-01-2010 07:10 PM

Gold Tip Pro Hunters:deer:

RacHunter 02-02-2010 04:16 AM


Originally Posted by OklaBowhunter (Post 3560426)
Hunter 55/75XT or 75/95XT

Affordable and tough.

All four arrows have passed through deer in the picture. Still shootable arrows. Been shooting them for years.

Dont have to spend alot to get a good qaulity arrow.


The Goldtip XT gets my vote too.


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