AFB with Carbons

[Griffon]

Here's one to get the circulation going...
After deciding that I was hopeless at making (...and keeping) wooden arrows, I recently changed to shooting carbons from my Griffon with a lot more consistency, not to mention accuracy.
Taking into account the obvious limtations I'm subjecting myself to regarding accepted Field shooting styles, but also bearing in mind that my main motivation for taking up the Tradbow a couple of years ago was my introduction to the US bow hunting scene, I was wondering whether anyone else out there on the UK scene regularly shoots carbons from AFB and with what set-up?
Rgds

[BorderBows]

Ive made a copy of this thread and added it to the 3D and field section...
you might get more/different answers over there...
The next one, is the limits you will face in the categories which that kit selection gives you in UK competitions, are quite restricting, and the competition rules are there for a good reason on one hand, and bad in another.
that aside. we try to look at kit in a more open mind on our 3d course. We dont/should not sign up to a orgainisation as a manufacturer, so we have our own rules/ own scoring. Carbon arrows do have different shooting traits, one is they can bounce off trees with less ill effect... Its also possible to build up the areas of weakness, like adding aluminium collars (from the right size alu arrow) round either end to stop the tube fibers from coming loose with vibration from hitting the target alot.
The next benefit is that they dont snap at the point as easily if you hit a stone if you use good long inserts with good long glue joints. We think they last longer as they dont suffer from the bending of aluminium, nor the fragile nature of woodies.
Still, they are not inkeeping with trad archery...
Dont know where that leads to...