I'm not ready for wood arrows yet, but the shop that's been setting me up has one dozen sealed, spined and straightened Port Orford Cedar shafts for $45.00. It's the last dozen he has. They're 29" long and 45/55# shafts. Sounds like a good deal. What do you think? Should I grab them for the future?

"Should I grab them for the future?"

Nah...those PO cedars aren't any good, and I wouldn't get them.

BTW, where did you say that shop was. [8D]

Yup... that's what I thought. Uh,.... I can't rightly remember where that shop was at the moment.

...without a Heartbeat...

It depends. One, they will be a little weak spined, (not much) for your setup. And you need to inspect and make sure they are staight grained. I can get dozen POC for 55 dollars on sale on occassion. Not the ideal arrow for your bow.