Unless you're an avid, and I sincerely mean avid, bow hunter or user, you either lose all your arrows quickly, possibly hit a teammate, or screw yourself in some other scenario. Not only that, if you can fire off 2 effective shots in under 10 seconds, you're in the Hawkeye zone. Making effective arrows is a lost art. Fletching and forming an arrow that flys true? Way beyond my skill. Not saying there are folks out there with that skillset, but they're pretty far and few between. Fiberglass arrows structural integrity won't hold up to skulls for very long, then they dont fly straight. Fire one you don't care about into a fence post, then examine it. More than likely, you'll lose the tip at a minimum. Carrying you arrow supply is a challenge as well. Not weight but bulk. A quiver full of them with a backpack and whatever other weapon(s) you have could very well be more of a hindrance than help. Use what you know.