Arrow advice needed

[JoshDosMil]

I have a small bow that I want use as a starter and it has a light draw weight of 48-50lbs and I know it needs 28in arrows. The problem is that I need light affordable arrows and somewhere where I can order them because I have no way to cut or assemble them here. I have a set of 75grain 4blade fixed blade muzzy broadheads that I suppose are light enough but what I really need is arrows and a place to order ready to go - cut to size arrows so I can practice some. Thanks

 

[stik]

benton shooters' supply should be able to take care of you.

 

[pressfit]

Our walmart usually has several different length arrows

 

[JoshDosMil]

My walmart only has 31in and they seem kind of heavy, also the ones at walmart didn't even have knocks attached.

 

[Crow Terminator]

Yep go to Benton and get some Gold Tip Expedition Hunter shafts in probably 55/75 spine or he may set you up with 35/55s. Or some Gold Tip Ultralite Entrada shafts in 500 or 400 spine. I would personally go for the stiffer ones...the 55/75 or 400s. Either of those shafts should be very reasonable in price....less than $60 a dozen fully fletched, cut, with inserts installed. You can get them per half dozen as well.

 

[letrfly27]

Bowhunters super store also has a huge selections of arrows to choose from and they will cut them and install your insterts too. They also will meet and beat any online stores price! I have ordered several things from them and they stand by that!

 

[Buck Assassin]

Yep go to Benton and get some Gold Tip Expedition Hunter shafts in probably 55/75 spine or he may set you up with 35/55s. Or some Gold Tip Ultralite Entrada shafts in 500 or 400 spine. I would personally go for the stiffer ones...the 55/75 or 400s. Either of those shafts should be very reasonable in price....less than $60 a dozen fully fletched, cut, with inserts installed. You can get them per half dozen as well.

The Expeditions are good arrows for the money!