what arrows to use

[mplozzer]

any thoughts on the carbon express maxima hunter - in the market for some new arrows was going to pick up 1/2 doz of these but now i'm leaning towards the gold tip

[Bow Walker]

Well........dollar for dollar I'd go for the GT's, you'll be pleased. If GT's are harder to come by where you live - then go with what's available. I'm sure that they'll do the job for you.

[mplozzer]

many people site bowhunters superstore as the place to order goldtip arrows - the website shipping terms puts arrows @ approx 5lbs which means shipping = $32 (is this accurate? if so are the goldtips worth the extra shipping charges?) compared to the carbon express maxima hunter

[willyqbc]

gold tip 7595.....what grade is up to you. Cut the shaft to 29" with 100 grain broadhead should get you in the neighbourhood of a 400 grain arrow. The spine will be just a touch stiff for your set-up, which is what I prefer my hunting shafts to be....slightly weak shafts don't do well with broadheads. The ultralight 400's or 5575's will be slightly weak.

My .02 cents

Chris

[Bow Walker]

many people site bowhunters superstore as the place to order goldtip arrows - the website shipping terms puts arrows @ approx 5lbs which means shipping = $32 (is this accurate? if so are the goldtips worth the extra shipping charges?) compared to the carbon express maxima hunter

You can get GT's for $59.99/doz - shipped for $9.99 via USPS..............what's the problem?

I've yet to see any Cdn company come even close to that.

[Superdeuce]

Easton FMJ

[mplozzer]

i'm just going by what the bowhunters superstore website is saying - int shipping to (canada) arrows = 5lbs which is $32 (if they ship for less then the website is deceiving

[Bow Walker]

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