deeraddict
PMA Member
I switched to the Beaman ICS arrows last year. No complaints. All pretty good now, if you buy one of the top brands I don't see how you can go wrong.
bowhuntr311
IowaWhitetail Addict
Get some straight ones. Those really help :moon:
JK I couldnt resist. Im a fan of the ICS Bemans aswell. I also shot some of the Easton Axis arrows and never had an issue with them. Find what weight and spine you want then the rest is easy.
Crimson Arrows
Well-Known Member
Blaster-the FMJ are a great shaft but so are the CE line. I LOVE the FMJ as they pull out of targets easy, plane less in the wind and have great penetration. Problem today are there are a TON of quality shafts out there.
muddy
Well-Known Member
I agree with the gray haired gentleman's above statement.
showstopper
PMA Member
GT Pro Hunters here too! I haven't had a reason to try anything else.
jesserichard
New Member
I am shooting the new Gold Tip Velocity XT Shafts Wrapped and Fletched with 2 inch Razor Feathers. great groups at all distances.
BJohnson
Well-Known Member
Yeah, what he said !!!
Talonted
Member
I just bought a dozen Easton FMJ's last month and they group beautifully but are a bit heavy, mine came in at 437grains finished arrow. The good things is, they are within ~1 grain througout the 12 finished. I shot the Easton ACC's, they look pretty good to. As was mentioned above, anything at the top of most companies scale seem to fly well, best of luck...
whitetailassasin
New Member
+1 on the Maximas
Hardcorehunter
UL Shelter/Stove Geek
A/C/C's and Carbon Express Maximas I have used and loved for years. I had a Beeman ICS explode on me once, so I won't shoot those anymore. Crackers turned me on to the new Carbon Express Mayhem Hunter arrows this year, and I like them very much too. Lots of guys love Gold Tips.
killer buck
Member
I have been shoot the easton axis FMJ and they have been treating me pretty good, no complaints.
sschlicher
BrokenArrow
+1 Carbon Express Mayhem Hunter
Bow Ben
Member
Golt Tip XT Hunters for me. Top of the line arrow that won't break the bank. I can't see paying $100+ for a dozen arrows when I can get the same performance with the XT's for around $70. They have been a great hunting arrow for me for years. If you stick with the top brands it's pretty hard to find a bad arrow these days.
msauer933
Active Member
I will ditto this:way: