I finally made the leap from aluminum arrows with feathers to something a little more modern: Easton ST Axis Full Metal Jacket 340's. Just wondering what everybody else is shooting these days.

I jumped to FMJ's in a 400 spine!!

AWESOME arrow as far as I can tell.
Haven't had a chance to use on game yet.
Tuned with broadheads to shoot almost identical to field points. Wasn't able to do that before!

Am gonna try some ST Axis Realtree shafts and see how they do also!

In Washington you have to shoot 6 grains of arrow for each pound of draw which means a heavy gpi arrow which is why I went to the FMJ to begin with!

Goldtips.

350 Maxima Hunter with 100gr Muzzy
340 Easton Axis with 100gr Rage
Both will shoot POA with field points

XX75s w/stainless Razorheads and no one has given me a convincing reason to change yet.

cedar real feathers snuffer broadheads

100 gr Thunderheads. Been using them for years.

xx75, 2216 shafts, right hand gateway feathers.

Easton Axis ST Obsession, 300s - have been great

Currently shooting Beman MFX for hunting and Satellite Gold for indoors.

Gold Tips.

Mine are antiques....been using some of the first carbons made by Beman, nearly 20 years old. Some have taken six animals and still going strong. Out a dozen purchased I still have nine left....fletchings have been replaced once.

Tapered cedars w/ 5.25" burned turkey feathers and Mercury speed nocks.

GVA

Gold Tip XT Hunters.

Prior to GT, I used PSE Carbon Force Extremes until they quit making them.

The GTs are good arrows IMO.

Have a Good One,

Reloader

easton powerpoints with 250 grain on the nose 5 1/2 right wing feathers and all the helical i can put on them.

goldtip xt hunters
G5 montec 100gr heads
great deer/elk medicine.

350 maxima express hunters with 125 3 blade Muzzy

- cane arrows with trade points for selfbows
- wood (douglas fir, ash, cedar, hex) for longbows
- aluminums for recurves/compound before 1994)
- carbons are Beman MFX's and Carbon tech for recurve

I still have some of everything in my arrow rack.

I love the romance of wood/cane, but they are both time consuming and expensive to get the quality I expect. Probably the most expensive arrow... if I consider my time and material cost.

Aluminum are great knock around arrows, but I don't plan on buying any more once I use my supply.

I have come to like carbons for their flight characteristics & consistency. I do not like their lightweight qualities, but can easily remedy that with weight tubes.

As far as broadheads I have used Bear Razorheads, Montecs, Zwickey, Magnus, Snuffer, Woodsman, Journeyman, Zephyrs, trade points, and even obsidian and a few others I cannot remember.

I like solid nonvented broadheads be they two or three blade. I do not like the whistle effect I seem to get with vented heads. No matter how perfectly my setup is tuned.

I use Barnett Easton with Tips that open on impact.

Wood, Aluminum, Carbon and fishing arrows...recurve and longbow
I never got into the cane.

i use gold tip green and ultra light. they work well on medium sized game such as pigs and buck. i use muzzy 125 aroow heads. the 3 blade ones are deadly

I just pulled the bow out after about 20 years (had my shoulders replaced and hadn't felt like trying it). I have about 2 dozen Easton 2018 Gamegetters. I can't even find them on their site anymore. LOL

XX75 2216 4" right hand feathers with 3 blade 100 grn. muzzy..........old school yes but tell me, why should I change?

Grizzly stix Alaskans with 5.5" feathers and 130gr zwickey plus steel 125gr adapter and 100gr brass insert.

Gold tips with Blazer vanes and 75 grain muzzys.

It depends on what your hunting. For really big/tuff game I think the Grizzly Stix are the best. For everything else carboe express are hard to beat.

Axis 400 100gr with 2in Blazers.

XX75 with 100gr thunderheads. Been using this combo for close to 15 years and see no need for change.