Scott, I am no expert and wood arrows dont always agree with me, but I will tell you what I know.
I gave up on bareshafting wood arrows, it is not an easy task. I fletch them up and shoot them until they hit where I want them to. I will alter point weight between 100 and 125g, and cut the shaft a little at a time to get them right. I use varying thicknesses of stick on felt pads on my side plate to adjust the kick out of the arrow. I will also fine tune with brace height and rubber catwhiskers on the string.
At this point, I am shooting an Imperial by Omega Longbows, pulling 42#@30. Im drawing somewhere around 29.25" to 29.5". My arrows are Sitka Spruce spined at 58-59#, cut 30 5/8, 100g tip, 4" feathers, weighing around 510g, footed with aluminum on the rear so I dont bust a shaft with a nock hit when I practice.
Hope this helps.