What arrow shafts do you chose for hunting?

I just like trying stuff. I shot CE piledrivers a few years ago. They failed to penetrate the shoulder blade of a smallish doe so I got mad at those (even though it was my fault) Tried CE maxima hunters last year and I really liked them. This year im trying out bloodsport punishers with a 50gr insert and I really like them.

Who knows what I'll shoot next year. Whatever I shoot will have brass inserts.

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Easton Axis 340. 29" with a 100 grain brass insert. Used them since 2009. Suckers hit like a freight train. Literally zero issues with them so no reason for me to change unless they quit making them.

 

I think the HIT insert is around 14-20 grains. Which is typical for a standard weight insert.

 

Easton Hexx lightest shaft I could find in grains per inch. The Hit insert is 75 gr with a 25 gr break off my Hexx 340 @ 28 in 50 gr insert and a 100grain head out of a 70 lb bow has been a great combo at total of 420 gr

 

Carbon express 340 ,400


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easton 2312 xx78 super slam

 

Easton FMJ. The Archery shop cut a few other arrows too short and gave me twice the number back in FMJ's, said they were a more expensive arrow and smaller diameter. Once I got these sighted in I started liking them. Fly nice but I’ve yet to shoot a deer.
Hopefully soon ###——->

 

Wow that's a really thin wall. You find those durable?

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Gold Tips

 

I use the Easton Legacy 1916 with four of my bows ranging from 42- 44 lbs. They all tune well with 135 grn. heads. Other bow I use Platinum Plus 1913's with same heads.

 

Black eagle rampage with factory 56gr half out and 30gr brass weight. Finished arrow is 460gr. Fly great for me.

 

Gold Tip Kinetics with 65 grain inserts

 

Beaman Bow Hunter arrow and the Tru Glow Titanium mechanicals for me.