Arrows
 

I am wanting to buy some new arrows for hunting and was curious what everyone uses. I am looking for carbons that are not too expenive. Any reccomendations would be great

RE: Arrows
 

Well, I'm sure that most people on here will recommend Gold Tip, and they're supposed to be good arrows. But, I still like my Easton Axis arrows. I haven't had any of the issues that some people complain about. Mine have been very straight with a consistent spine. They penetrate like mad and are very durable. What's not to like? I just bought another dozen.

RE: Arrows
 

Bass pro has carbon supreme arrows that don't cost much,and they are made by Carbon express for them.They also have some others that are cheaper.
http://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=33612&hvarDept=400&a mp;hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=13&hvarSubCode =6&hvarTarget=browse

RE: Arrows
 

Aren't Carbon Express arrows made in Korea/China? With my hunting gear (and everything else that I can), I try hard to buy only stuff that's made in North America.

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I shoot Gold Tip Exp. Hunter 5575 and they are so durable and fast, I would recommend them, but im not sure if its me or the arrows but they arent flying right at the moment, ill have to figure it out. Otherwise good arrow!

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I've used Gold Tips and now am using the S/T Axis's and like Windsor Archer have had absolutely no problem's like some other's have experienced .I find them to be an excellent arrow with great penetration,they fly awsome as well ,I plan on continueing to use these shaft's unless I dig deep and buy some new A.C.C.'s Super Slim's ,but I'll find it hard to beat the Axis's for the price .

nubo

RE: Arrows
 

I can appreciate that but I use Carbon Express CX arrows because they are the brand that gives me the best flight out of my setup. That is more important to me than where they are made. Just about everything else that I use is made in America. :)

Stay away from the Redhead Carbon Fury arrows. They are junk. The higher end Redhead arrows are mo better.

I would recommend that you not skimp on arrows or broadheads. They are the only part of your equipment that actually touches the animal. If you can't afford a dozen, buy 6. I would recommend Carbon Express, Easton or Gold Tips.

RE: Arrows
 

I agree that Red head should only be used to practice with ,because the quality just isn't there ,but the price is .

nubo