can you shoot broadheads tips
148621
No. The cover on this target is woven, and target points push the fibers apart and the holes close back up after a while. Broadheads would cut the fibers and the outer shell will fall apart.
148622
I shot 2 toxic broadheads into it. They pulled out pretty easily but I wouldn't do it all the time. Broadheads do way more damage than field tips lol
810256
I shoot the practice Rage points which are supposed to simulate the Broadheads. I don't see any difference between the Rage Broadheads, practice Rage points or field points on 20 yards or less. Maybe it makes a difference on longer shots.
1980496
slick trick 100 gram broad heads are by far the best for the wicked ridge. I shoot these and need no adjustment to my scope. They shoot just like field points. They are incredibly sharp and go through bone and bleed boar quickly.
440119
The tip of 16" bolts fully cocked will hang over the end, slightly off the rail, allowing you to use with just about any broad head... If you go longer you will sacrafice accuracy due to the weight of the broadhead hanging too far off the rail. You can do it, but I wouldn't recommend it. Just stick to the 16" bolts
1413741
Unfortunately these have a fixed metal target tip and are not interchangeable with other tips such as a broadhead. Hope this helps.
1742269
I don 't see why not, that's how i learned about these broadheads. From a crossbow hunter
524974
The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They... » Read More The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. « Show Less
429877
Yes. I have used four different broadheads with these and they all fly true.
783302
Broadheads would slice the quiver up when moving the arrows in and out of it. Use an Easton plastic arrow tube instead.
672794
Spencer, The package comes with 14'' arrows, but if you are looking to use broadheads then I would recommend 16''.Best, Bruce
1845423
Yes... It will screw onto a Crossbow bolt. Hardly worth it though. Your broadhead will do more damage and most likely not ruin your bolt or arrow. Every Bow Mag tip I shot destroyed a $12+ arrow!! At the cost of over $20 per shot..... not worth it.
426228
There are lots of opinions on that. Stick with the same length and weight bolt that comes with it (can't remember exact specs at the moment.) I've shot a few different types of 100 gr. broad heads and all flew with the same degree of accuracy.
1698292
The points are not the screw in type, where you can interchange field tips with broadheads. They are only these fixed SS field-type tips. I don't really like them.
2210889
I've put em through shoulder blades of Kansas white-tails (and still into the dirt behind them) and they look good to shoot afterward. I haven't found a better broadhead..
1116928
Joe, Yes it does include all of those items, but no broadheads, just target tips. I sent mine back because the one that you get is not at all like the one pictured. Cams are much smaller and the strings end at the cams instead of at the arms, like the picture shows. I found out from a local dealer that the Fury is a much better bow. I found one at this site for $599 just a minute ago, but not a package. It does come with the cocking sled, but no scope or bolts. http://www.amerioutdoors.com/Horton-cb870.htm?feed=Froogle Scott
174715
The threads are the same as all broadheads/field points. They will also work on carbon or aluminum arrows. I shot small diameter Easton Bloodlines last fall and they worked well.
1469880
yes and you need to get the same grain practice tip and the same grain broadhead that way your arrow flies the same