Heavier Slower moving arrow over a fast light arrow?

[eric-thor]

i like 10 gpp give or take .5 . hits hard gets there with authority to boot.

[James Wrenn]

Depends on how quiet the bow is.If the bow is quiet enough to hunt with using a lighter weight arrow I see no need for adding more arch to the flight for things like deer.They are easy enough to shoot through with about anything.If the bow is too noisy I will add arrow weight to get it quiet enough or switch to a better bow.I consider 500gns to be a heavy arrow for anything I am likely to ever hunt and doubt if I would ever shoot anything heavier no matter my bow weight.Just don't need it.

[deaddoc4444]

Just went and weighed my arrows for the first time in years to see if I was where I thought I was.  I shoot  tapered cedar  with a 14" taper in the rear.  I only draw 26 " so over all length is about 27 "  Makes for a natural FOC arrtow.    IM shooting 46 @26   My arrows average 510Grains with 125 field/braodheads. That is about 11 grains . Makes for a very quiet bow .  good penetration and good flight.     I have yet to see someone shooting less than 9 grains per,   that didn't have some flight problems .

[Terry Green]

Originally posted by Axis Hunter:
What is ultimately better a slower heavier arrow or a fast light one??

Not enough info about 'said arrows' to even attempt to answer that.