2016 cut to 29.5 w/ 3 4" parabolic feathers

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With a 100 grain insert and 125 grain head

Cut to tune for each bow

Yellow wrap 3 five inch yellow feathers

POC shaft with Zwickey Delta, 3 - 5" banana feathers matted down with fresh blood.

Right now I'm shooting a light aluminum arrow setup for both of my recurves and it is a 32" BOP (back of point) 421 grain 2212 and I really like it a lot.

Two of my bows like:
3R Traditional Only at 29.5 BOP. With nock insert, Bohning classic index nock, 8" Onestringer wrap and 3 @ 5" shield feathers. Up front there is a glue--n-glue-on adaptor (20 grains) and a 160 gr point. I use this out of a 51# at 29" recurve with an SBD 6-strand string  -- also out of a 53# at 29" recurve with a 6-strand SBD string.

Another of my bows is 50# at 29" recurve with an SBD 6-strand string and it likes:
a 29.5" BOP easton 2117 with a 9" Onestringer wrap and bohning classic nock and 3 @ 5" feathers on the back. Up front it has a 26 gr aluminum glue-in-glue-on adaptor and 125 gr field point or a 119 gr Bear Razorhead.

I used GT 1535 and 3555 (think thats what hey are)

i like htem since bigjim sells the blems.  I really liked the cx heritge 90's as well. but no brass inserts for them.

River cane 28 1/2", 4 fletch low Banna cut feathers,self nocks, Big Ole (old) Simmons Interceptors.  

Carbons...Carbon Express 150's and Trad Only 400 and 500's. Like the CE's for hunting though as they are heavier than the TO's.

75-80# surewoods with 160 grain STOS or snuffers.

3River's Trad only shafts 340 spine cut to 30.25" with a 100 grain brass insert and 175 grain VPA Terminator.

I like the skinny carbons...Axis, FMJ, Beman MFX with  4 X 4" left heilical fletch, 75 X 105. Size (spine) of shaft varies with the bow or who is shooting. I like 200-250 grains up front. They are all footed with 1" aluminum shafts.

Sweetland forgewoods 4 fletched w/4" feathers and eclipse
Broadheads

My favorite wood is barrel tapered ash. I shoot aluminum 2117's now with Arrow Dynamic Trad Lites.
I will agree with Falconview...years past it was strictly Forgewood Battle shafts.

In order
Cane
Cane
Cane
Not to take anything away from the beautiful wooden arrows being built out there. Cane is just my favorite.

QuoteOriginally posted by ishoot4thrills:
Beman MFX Classic 500. Best arrow I've ever shot.

same here...  :D  but it's the only Trad arrow I've shot... so I really don't know squat!  

right now its 23/64 poc 70# spine 150 woodsmans up front 31 bop 617gr. out of 52# r/d forward handle longbow

Back in 1969 it was cedar,this old timer gave me a micoflight shaft.Wow i had a new favorite shaft.Now its Goldtips some are over ten years old.Sometimes i give one away to a new guy starting out,to repay the favor.

Axis 400 w Simmons tigershark 3 white fletch covered in blood head to toe

Bamboo with reenforced self knock.  They shot well on alsmot all of my bows from 40# to 52#.

AD Trads with 100 gr brass insert and 300 gr point 30.5" BOP.arrow weight is about 800gr.

For wood, which I rarley shoot anymore, 75# Sweetlands 30.5 BOP also with 160 gr heads again arrow weight is about 800 gr. I have about 3 doz stashed away.