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Comparable arrows to Victory NVX 23s 500 spine

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I have a few NVX 23s in 500 spine that I am currently shooting for both indoors and outdoor target compound, and I've found them to be great consistent arrows. The only issue is that well, these are not in production anymore. What are some comparable 23/64" arrows that I can buy?

The best case scenario is that the new arrows are so similar that I would be able to shoot NVX 23s and the new arrows without changing anything. Realistically, I know this would not be the case. The next best thing would be to just buy a dozen or two of the new arrows in correct spine for my setup and use NVXs as backups.

My current draw length is 27 inch, my arrow shafts are 28.5 inches, and my draw weight is at 50lb.

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