Arrows
#3
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: oregon
Posts: 98
yeah there isn't a single "perfect" arrow to use. what i did was took my bow to a archery shop and they directed me to what arrows i should be using, i had a choice of a few different ones so they told me which ones would be best. they also cut the arrows to the correct length and i was all set.
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 1,926
If the best, by far, really exist
you'd know it by the sky high price. And if you're a newbie, you might not be able to afford it.
Just my observation and personal opinion.
Over the years, I knew fishermen and hunters who used adequate and were some of the best, at what they did.
I rather see someone use what is adequate for their talent, rather than attempting to achieve the unbelievable with the so called "best of the best."
Just my observation and personal opinion.
Over the years, I knew fishermen and hunters who used adequate and were some of the best, at what they did.
I rather see someone use what is adequate for their talent, rather than attempting to achieve the unbelievable with the so called "best of the best."
#9
I hate to be a killjoy, but the original question was about what arrow to use. This has nothing to do with broadheads.
As the first couple guys said, any arrow will work so long as it is properly spined for your setup and the equipment is tuned properly.
As the first couple guys said, any arrow will work so long as it is properly spined for your setup and the equipment is tuned properly.