[skitty4gzus]

you really need to go somewhere where you can draw your bow with an uncut arrow on it to figure how long you want it. Unless, somebody on here with the same spec'd GTO can help you out. Otherwise your basically guessing at what length arrow you need. With that in mind, you gotta figure out how much you want to spend. 340 spine is probably the range you'll be in for that weight, from there you can pick the weight arrow you want. I shoot Easton ST Epic's and for the price they are hard to beat and i have them fletched with 2" blazer vanes. It doesn't cost much to get arrows cut so i wouldn't spend money on a saw unless you plan on opening a shop.

 

[elkkat]

All arrow manufacturers have selection guides. Easton, Gold Tip, Carbon express, are a few popular ones. :darkbeer:

I recommend getting fitted and set up, at an archery pro shop, then you can study and learn from there. :wink:

Some other options are to order from a place like Lancaster Archery Supply. You can give them your specs and and they will help you select arrows and cut and fletch them.

The most important thing to know is to make sure the spine of the shafts are not too weak for your bow, so you don't send a shaft through your arm.

 

[DougH9]

I thank you both for the info. It looks like I need to get a rest first, in order to properly determine arrow length (I am thinking of getting a "Limb Driver" rest).
Doug.

 

[skitty4gzus]

I dont shoot a drop away like the limb driver, but all i hear is good things about it. I think after the season is over i will switch over to the limb driver! There are plenty of GT500 owners on here so im surprised one of them hasnt chimed in yet, but im sure they will. There is so much help on here, just search around and spend some time on here, you surely will benefit from this site.

 

[MichHunter]

Gold Tip Pro Hunters seem to be the one my friends and I keep going back to. We are finding that if it works well why try the new stuff. At least for our arrows right now.