carlellik

want to know what new shafts to buy? Have shot many alluminum shafts latly. Need the hitting power and also like the speed. I need something durable enough that will handle target shooting and hunting.Thanks guys for the imput. I don't shoot too bad with alluminums eight arrows 40 yards 5 inch group. But I still think that I need to tighten my group more with carbons. Thanks
Edited by - carlellik on 02/05/2002 22:14:33

Edited by - carlellik on 02/07/2002 10:28:12

gottabeahoyt

I recomend the new Beman ICS Hunter Camo...Great looking arrow, increased weight for a carbon and still all the toughness we have come to expect from carbons. If you wanna spend a few more bucks ACC's are top of the class in my opinion

muzzyman88

It really depends on what you are willing to spend. There are so many good ones out there. I have grown fond of Gold tips. They are reletively inexpensive and super tough. I have had a half dozen now for about 2 years. I shoot a 62lbs bow with a 100gr head with complete passthroughs on whitetails.
The only complaint I have about them is that they are a little noisy and hard on your rest. They have slick tubes that seem to do well with them though.

Just my suggestion though.

gottabeahoyt

I haven't tried the Gold Tips in the past couple of years, people say they made some great changes. When they first come out I had a problem with the insert busting out if the took a very hard lick. Seems to me by all the opinions I've seen on here Gold Tips have gotten better.

Kanga

I only use gold tips they are very tough
but the draw back with them is the same as muzzyman they are tough on rests
but get the muzzy ze and that wont be a problem
also if you are going to shoot them into targets polish them with some car polish or soap first makes them a lot easier to get out

ArcticBowMan

I'm tired of the slight bends in aluminum that cause erratic arrow flight. I used to think it was me, or the bow set up, but when I started marking arrows, then testing them on an actual spin tester, I was suprised at what I was seeing. Goodbye Easton, I'll probably be a new Beman ICS fan. I can't justify the extra $2-3 each for camo though.

55#recurve

www.goldtip.com www.thegametracker.com www.carbon-tech.com Good luck finding the arrows you want

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akbowhunter

man i thought everyone shot carbons..lol..befor you guys go and spend all that money you should check out the NEW CAMO gold tips. im impressed its a vast improvement over the regular carbons. theve got a coating of somekind on them and guaranteed not to wear off under normal use. i paid $62.00 for the ones i have. quiet on the rest even without shrink tube or teflon its smooth as silk.
Ron

pdq 5oh

I'm new, but have been impressed with the SME Epsilons. Quiet on draw & very tough. I hit a steel post at the range & ruined the tip & broke the nock. No damage to the arrow though. Reasonably priced, too.

comndr45

Once again, I'll harp on the fact that you don't need to leave out the Blackhawk vapors. They are very reasonably priced and were tested in a recent bow mag to be right with GT's-accuracy wise.

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