I just received my new bow (used but new to me WHIP) and I'm in need of some new arrows because my new bow is a little heavier in draw weight.
I'm currently using 2016 on my older bow (58", 46# @ 28") but my new one (62", 52# @ 28") I believe I'll need either 2018, 400s or 55/75.
My question is where can I a 1/2 dozen arrows at a good price and good service on the internet?
My local shops deal mostly in wheelies so they only carry vanes on their arrows.

THANX

Badger arrow is who i get mine from.  They have great service.  i have also bought from 3 rivers and kustom king with good results.  All of them are sponsors here, and all build good arrows.  There are other sponsors here that do as well, but these i have personal experience with. Hope this helps.

BADGER ARROW...............

These run $47.99 a half dozen, the 45/60 is a .400 spine.  I'm sure Paul at Badger or any of the sponsors here can help you out fine too.

 Carbon arrows and shafts at Braveheart Archery  

Bob Lee Archery,  great folks and one of the sponsors here.

DJ

I just ordered a dozen from 3Rivers (  http://www.3riversarchery.com/  ).

I have some ordered from Badger and Paul has been extremely helpful, I look forward to seeing the arrows he's making me.

David

3Rivers Archery

I generally buy most of my arrows here in the classifieds, lol. I fletch my own however, so I also buy arrows when they are one sale locally and then just scrape the vanes off and re-fletch with feathers.

Your 2016's should still work, try playing with the point weight a little to stiffen them up, go a little lighter if you need too. 4 lbs shouldn't make that much difference unless you are right on the threshold of being too weak already, they will get to the target a little quicker. I treat the aluminums the same as carbons to get them flexing right.

Terry

Kustom King is about the only place I know that a half dozen can be had for about half the cost of a dozen.  I am mainly referring to carbon shafting.  I don't know why other suppliers don't catch on.  You may not live long enough to need a second half dozen unless you're a really bad shot or prone to taking shots at squirrels in treetops! (nothing wrong with that)

SlowBowinMo,

Is that the price of the arrows as viewed? With wraps and all?

I would think it would be real tough to shoot feathers and not own a fletching jig.  I got that cheap bohning one and love it.  It is really easy to do.

You can buy a half dozen Easton XX75 Camo Hunter aluminum shafting and they usually run $30.50 at Bowhunters Superstore.

    http://www.bowhunterssuperstore.com./

South MS Bowhunter,

Those arrows come exactly as pictured, for $47.99 a half dozen or $89.99 for a full dozen.  They are in stock and ready to ship, no waiting time.

This link has more info:

Carbon arrows and shafts at Braveheart Archery