Whatchya shootin'?

[VA Bowbender]

I like to shoot wood and carbon.
$135.00 for carbon    
This is the best place I've found so far for carbon shafts.  I've been shooting the Gold Tip Traditionals. (simulated wood)    
http://www.huntersfriend.com/2007-Carbon-Arrows/carbon-arrows-main-list.htm

[just a bit outside]

I wait for the blemish sales from Sipsey River. I got 2 dozen GT Camo blems for just less than $135. Or maybe it was $135... Either way, that is two dozen fletched, cut, insert glued, and shipped arrows. That should last me at least 3 years, probably more.

Greg

[stmpthmpr]

Originally posted by stabow:
Stmp
What kind of bow you shooting and what's the draw weight......stabow

The bow I want to try them with is a hybrid, semi-recurve. More of a longbow style limb r/d design.

Im shooting 62# at my 28" draw.

[Mike Bolin]

I like  wood arrows, but pretty much shoot carbons for their durability. As far as price, I can usually find them for around $50/doz. for raw shafts. Add $12 for brass inserts and $20 for feathers and I end up with about $85/doz. for a tough 600 grain arrow. Mike

[stabow]

Stmp I would try CX 350 OR 250 I shoot the 90 out 45- 50 # bows......stabow

[Apex Predator]

I love to shoot woodies when feeling romantic, but when I'm wanting to get my max hunting range I always take carbons.  Nothing shoots as well, or penetrates as deep as my CE Heritage shafts.  That's what works for me.

[bentpole]

Gold Tip 35/55 Trads and Vapor Carbonwood 3000 now. I'm seriously looking into some Tapered Cedars or some Tapered Sitka Spruces though. I didn't think I would like them but they fly like the Dickens out of my Mohawk Longbow.

[stmpthmpr]

Thanks for the info everyone. Ill check it out.

[Matty]

I probably WOULD shoot wood BUT with all the different weight (spine) ranges The cost I think will go WAy beyond what Carbon gives you.  Plus I dont want to worry about Straightening Anything  Carbon is straight and it stays that way!!

[Adam Keiper]

Wood arrow shooter here, too, particularly ash.  For years, I've have tons of XX75 autumn orange arrows and shafts that an old timer gave me stored in buckets, since I cringe at the thought of using aluminum.  But with what seems like a disproportionate escalation in the price and tax on wooden shafts, I'm seriously considering using those aluminmums, purely for the sake of economy.

[Budog56]

Gold Tip Traditional here....I love making wood ones but just dont have the patience to make them and break them so whne i get to be a better shot i might go back but these carbons are just to tough..

[doug g]

I shoot wood only.