[va limbhanger]

That would be the ACC's. Either the regular ACC's or the pro hunters. Take your pick! The Axis shafts by Easton are pretty good also, but you said the best.

 

[shakylx]

I would say the easton axis series or the new gold tip kinetic's are probably the best and smallest diameter for hunting arrows but small diameter is not the best for 3-d.

 

[kjwhfsd]

That would be Victory VAP

 

[DocMort]

HT1's from Harvest time will be right up there as well

 

[CJKOLCUN]

+ 2 on the ACC's

 

[bambieslayer]

vap

 

[ILLbucknut]

For the money, you cant beat the Axis n-fused arrows. They have been a very tough and great shooting arrow from my experiance.

 

[hoyt-a-tack]

Victory vap's

 

[arrowflinger123]

Trophy ridge crush

 

[NCMFX]

I would have said the Beman MFX's but since they slapped bone collector all over em I refuse to use them. I still have a few dozen of the old ones left and they penetrate great due to small diameter and high gpi. I would say the Easton Axis are the best, reasonably prices small diameter arrow out there. The ACC's would be my choice is cost isn't a consideration.

 

[buckhunter1]

Out of all the ones listed here. Which ones will fit in a quiver? I am looking at the vap by victory, but am afraid they will be too small for a quiver.

 

[DocMort]

I think the Vaps, and the HT1's are the same size and they should fit into a quiver

 

[kjwhfsd]

Out of all the ones listed here. Which ones will fit in a quiver? I am looking at the vap by victory, but am afraid they will be too small for a quiver.

I have no problem with them fitting in my quiver. You just have to have small grouves in your quiver.

 

[xman59]

havest time !

 

[Guardian Shoote]

Easton Axis nano-n-fused or FMJ

 

[joeorr213]

I would have to say easton axis line of arrows

 

[skipper26]

Another vote for ACC's

 

[killerloop]

I have no problem with them fitting in my quiver. You just have to have small grouves in your quiver.

or a tightspot quiver, then your able to adjust to a pencil

 

[buckhunter1]

What is the outside diameter of the Acc's ? They have it in fractions. What would it be in decimal like the other brands?