Just wondering who shoots carbon arrows on here and which ones you shoot?  I am leaning toward the Beman MFX Classics.  What do you guys think about them?

Carbons are all I shoot.I use Carbon Express Heritage 150's.

Absolutely love them...Beman/Easton Axis fly great and are tough, paver brick tough!     Darn occasional target panic!

Do some searching on the topic...you'll find a bunch.

For the record the camo Axis is almost the same...weighs a touch less but fly the same and are cheaper if you look around.  **** has some good deals running if you look.  I just ordered a dozen for $65 delivered...Easton Axis 400 in AP camo.  The Beman Classics are going to be around $85 or more delivered...depending on where you get them.  I think the reason the Camo Axis are so cheap is they are 2007 stock since they went to the Nano shafts in 2008 they're basically the same thing but tougher yet.

Easton from what I've been told and read make the Beman shafts.  I've also shot Beman Black Max shafts that use the HIT inserts and the Easton Axis black shafts, all fly well and are interchangeable IMHO.

Josh

Just started using CX 150 and GT 35/55.

I shoot the MFX and the Carbon Express 150's I like the smaller dia. MFX with a 100 grain insert gets more penetration .

Yes I do.. Beman MFX 500's, CE Heritage 90's & 150's, Gold Tip 3555's, and Vapor 2000's.

MFXs for me,love them ..blow through every thing i shoot

Slim is in, go for AXIS or MFX or FMJs they kick. Far and away the best punch.

Beman TRT MFX's, CX Rebel Hunters, GT Expd Hunters, Easton FMJ's, Blackhawk Vapors, etc....


I have too many carbons.

CE Heritage 250 for me

yip I shoot both Beman MFX (great arrows) and CX heritage (very tuff)

I have some heritage 250's, they fly really well but I'd rather shoot my footed hexshafts. I probably won't fletch up anymore carbons, nothing wrong with them, I just have to work too hard to like them.

I prefer the regular ICS bemans or the plane black axis myself.Don't care for the rougher finish on the woodgrain arrows like the heritage if I can get smooth shafts instead.

CX H 150 and Beman MFX 400 work well, but mostly shoot wood.

Eric

cx heritage 150's but im pretty new at all this gettign some great help from this site though just wieghed em today 465  29" 125 grain tips . 50# recurve

Big fan of Gold tips, good prices and darn tough. I have one thats killed 3 deer and numerous varmints and is still in my quiver.

Beman MFX Classic 500's here too!

Gold Tips 35/55's for six years now.

Cool thanks guys.

CE heritage 250s and AD Trad woodgrain all with 100 gr brass inserts and 250 to 300 gr heads.

Danny