Pick an arrow in the correct spine from the chart on the arrow box, use 100 or 125gr tips. Get your bow tuned with your arrows and forgetaboutit. Have killed deer with cedar, aluminum and carbon arrows, find one that fly's straight from your bow, deliver a sharp broadhead through the vitals game over.

All of the high dollar arrows mentioned will work, but so will lots of less expensive arrows. Having your bow tuned to your arrow is more important than which arrow it is IMO. Most shooters cannot tell the accuracy difference between store brand carbon arrows that are +/- .005 straightness and $$$$ +/- .001 straightness and either will deliver accuracy for almost all hunting situations.

Im shooting a creed xs. I jut got the bow and im shooting blue streaks 250. My draw length is 27 and it is at 64 pounds. It shoots the blue streaks about 284 fps. Which is plenty fast enough. The blue streaks fly damn good straight paper tuning was kicking a little to the right due to my arrows are 1.5 inches short. But the blue streaks is the best bang for the buck

ok so after talking with both of the bow shops here, its easton, bemoan or gold tip.they don't sell carbon express. so i looked on eastons website and narrowed it down between fmj, axis or axis real tree. fmj is 11.3 gpi, real tree is 10.3, and regular axis is 9.5. with that said, what do y'all think? can't get much info on fmj aside from they are great and they bend…