changing to carbons
 

I am considering changing from aluminums to carbons. I shoot a Champion Bow with a 29" arrow length( and a realease). The bow is currently set at 55# but would like to work my way up to 60-65# draw weight after I recover from shoulder surgery. I plan on hunting whitetails and eventually moose and elk here in Manitoba. I think that I will be using a 125 gr broadhead. Have not decided on whether or ot it will be a RM Snyper or a conventional broadhead. What do you savy hunters suggest to use for carbons and broadheads in your experience. Thanks in advance for your assistance and guidance.
Alan D

RE: changing to carbons
 

I like the Easton K2 arrows, thay are great shafts and hit hard. If you can get them you will be happy.

RE: changing to carbons
 

I've had great whitetail success with Gold Tips and 125 gr NAP Spitfires. I'm drawing between 63 and 65 lbs. I'd switch to a Thunderhead or a G5 for the elk or moose.

RE: changing to carbons
 

Take a look at P.S.E.'s Carbon Force I use them on Moose and deer they're light and shoot flat.

nubo

RE: changing to carbons
 

Carbon Express CX 300 series will shoot nic at 55lbs. and also perfect at 65 lbs. I've been very happy wih them.

Good Luck!

RE: changing to carbons
 

GOLDTIP XT 5575, NAP SHOCKWAVE OR SPITFIRES.

RE: changing to carbons
 

Beman ICS 400 is my arrow of choice. Very durable at a reasonable price.

RE: changing to carbons
 

I hunt deer and elk with the same arrow. I use a CX60/75 Terminator hunter. It gives me great penetration on elk with a cut on impact broadhead. Good luck!!!!

RE: changing to carbons
 

Gold Tip. Great arrow with a great add-on weight system.

RE: changing to carbons
 

I am another one to say Gold Tips, they are a great durable arrow, and shoot great, and if you want more KE, they have a great weight system, but waait for their even better arrow they are coming out with, it is supposed to be the most durable, and best shooting arrows yet!