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Needing help on deciding for a more customizable bow or new arrows

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Needing help on deciding for a more customizable bow or new arrows

so after my last post on arrows with plastic feathers and their feathers breaking off i bought an arrow rest, specifically this one;

arrow rest:

problem is, its made for a recurve bow aka not mine, my bow doesnt have attachments and holes / other stuff to attach an arrow rest etc to. (like here)

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https://preview.redd.it/o7832kwalk771.png?width=984&format=png&auto=webp&s=5836839bc026fb8d446eaa1474f346d60bef10b9

mine instead is pretty plain.

black stuff in the middle is just soft and flat.

so i could buy the mankun bow which i could attach an arrow rest to etc (its also a good 20$ less expensive)but it has half the draw weight, and i want my arrows to shoot hard and fast (i also have no problem drawing this one)

now i could buy arrows with natural feathers but im having issues deciding.

my bow is av. 40 lbs

the mankun is av. 20 lbs (pullweight)

so to the experts here, whats the better option, mankun and arrow rest (already have arrows)

or old bow but natural feathers

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