Will the quiver work with broadheads or only field tips? Most back quivers seem not support use of broadheads.
783302
Broadheads would slice the quiver up when moving the arrows in and out of it. Use an Easton plastic arrow tube instead.
783303
I have not tried it with broad heads. Someday I'm going to, but despite the good quality suede outside, there a good chance that without reinforcing it then you'll cut right through the bottom. That's my opinion. It could be used, but it's not ideal
783304
While I can't see why it wouldn't hold them but removing them from the quiver would be quite difficult without them getting tangled or it tearing up the inside of the quiver. With that being said the toxic arrows would probably work fairly well so long as you weren't trying to pack 15 of them in it.
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Yes, I think all quivers allow the arrows to move about a bit. But for target shooting its not an issue. For hunting, I attach a quiver to my bow.
765883
They make a reaper broad head for crossbows. They recamend a 65# draw weight on a bow. But I only shoot a 60# draw weight. I produce 82 lbs of KE. They have always worked well for me. You should probly get the ones for a crossbow. Just to be safe so they don't open in flight. Go to grimreaperbroadheads.com. you will be able to see the different ones offers the. Hope this helps.Have a safe hunt and good luck to ya.
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Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
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Yes, I used these broad heads on my crossbow. After watching someone demonstrate them on a YouTube video I harvest 2 deer with them.
1973692
I imagine these quivers can be used in all bows. I use it in a Bear Encounter and in a Bowtech Assassin. However, I do not own a PSE box.
799836
Any version of this bow 40 lbs or over will have no problem killing a deer or hog. As far as broadheads go I would go for some mechanical broadheads because they won't pull the arrow as much during flight due to wind resistance. Arrows you'll just have to experiment with to find the ones that shoot better for you. This isn't a true traditional recurve, and does require an arrow rest to be able to shoot off of.
216802
These like all other arrows need field tips which you can buy 150g since the company reckmmends broadheads that weight. The sad part is field points are not included and you need to order them separate for around 7$
115398
I put a 5 pin optic sight, a brush arrow rest, and a 8" stabilizer on mine. I don't know about mounting a quiver since I use a wearable hip/back quiver but than again I rarely use my quiver, I mostly shoot while holding 3 arrows in hand and having another arrow sitting on the arrow rest already notched.
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i have found that the 20" moon nocked arrows work the best. generally the carbon express ones, but you can shoot whatever size you would like. as far as broadheads are concerned as well (to go along with the 20" arrow) i never go above 100-125 grain broadheads. keeps the balance really good for distance with the 100 grain broadheads.
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I just detach my quiver from my compound and put the whole thing in. I think they would if you laid the case pouch down. I have not had an issue though.
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I've done some research on this through the internet, and there is no quiver that can be " ready made" mounted. As far as I can see, because this is not a "big" brand, no one has engineered one. I made myself an over the shoulder quiver, using some around the house stuff, & some imagination ( it will hold 8 bolts separated). So, if you want, buy one for another brand, and engineer a way for it to fit. Don't be too proud to use duct tape & or super glue.
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"Flat tips?" It would appear you are mis-interpreting the concept of arrows and bolts. All come with a "flat tip" which has a hole in the middle with threads. Those are for insertion of the arrowhead you intend to shoot. Those arrowheads will have a threaded stem that screws into the "flat tip." Two types of heads are to be used - target and field points or broadheads (the ones with the sharp fins, or blades, for hunting). For target shooting use a target head - usually a rounded or pointed tip. Check with your local sporting goods store to see what they have in stock and get recommendations.
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Do not waste your money on trophy ridge quivers. Spend a little extra and purchase a tight spot quiver.. Fully adjustable to fit all arrows and rock solid mounts which the trophy ridge quivers are plastic mounts. Believe me you will be glad you spent the extra ash and purchased a tight spot instead.. I know I am a serious bow hunter and I know what works in the field and what does not work.. Good luck!
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Yes they can all you need is a Smiths BHS broadhead and spanner like i have on order . Or use a vice and file or take it to a knife sharpener or to your local archery supplier :-). I hope i have been use full to you.
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Greetings Fellow Bowhunter, I have shot broadheads into the Field Logic Shooter Buck with some success. As with any 3D target of this type it will shorten the life of the vital zone. I wouldn't recommend shooting broadheads frequently but having said that we all know how important it is to shoot your hunting arrows to insure accuracy. If you shoot your broadheads only occasionally into this target I think you will find that it will last a long time. The good news is that the replacement vital is reasonably priced and readily available. Good Luck Hunting!
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No you cant keep the quiver on the bow. There is places to mount another quiver mount to the case but the mount is not included since they are all different. I just used an extra velco strap and it works well. I did this for my release as well.