are these target arrows?
1579329
They have target tips on them. I used these arrow for ceremonial pieces for Cub Scouts. They are beautiful and the fletching is done correctly and well. The target tips are attached well. However, please note that I did not actually use them for target practice. It is possible that the tips may lose strength overtime.
1579330
Yes but you can change the tips. They are crimped on tips. I use them for target purposes and they work very well.
1579331
Yes. They are good for lower price/ chinese arrows. Have held up pretty well also and nice traditional look.
1579332
Yes! Amazing Target Arrows. They are very well constructed, balanced and spot on sure.I am ordering another set. I only shoot wooden arrows. I have had several dozens made. However, these are by far the best I've ever used....
1579333
Yes! Amazing Target Arrows. They are very well constructed, balanced and spot on sure. I am ordering another set. I only shoot wooden arrows. I have had several dozens made. However, these are by far the best I've ever used....
1579334
Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just... » Read More Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! « Show Less
1977846
The "target points" refers to the points of the arrows. They're kind of rounded, rather than pointy. They'll stick in a hay or foam target, but not likely a deer. Regardless, you could still definitely hurt someone if they got hit with it. These are just the arrows. The targets are sold seperately. You can get them on Amazon, or at the local Dick's Sporting Goods.
1809564
Yes they do. They are not attached to the arrow in case you want to have them cut first.
1341736
I'm sorry but I do not know. You will need to find the outer diameter of your arrows and the diameter of the tips. I can tell you that I have been shooting bows for over 25 years and these tips are the best practice tips I have owned. They are very easy to remove from the same targets that other tips used to be difficult on
312717
I think they are good for everything that arrows are good for ! they do stick in the target ! they will penetrate a level II vest at 50 feet from a 50lb recurve bow . did this help ?
867297
No they do not. Despite being listed in the "Hunting Arrows" section, these are strictly target/tournament arrows. The tips are target tips and are permanently glued in. An 1820 shaft is a very lightweight shaft only suitable for low draw weight bows. The G-uni bushing that is listed is an adapter for the nock that lets you use a universal size nock.
1932551
Just looked and as far as I can tell the shaft is just forced into the point. Keep in mind that these are just inexpensive arrows good only for shooting at a target or cardboard box. They work fine for me when we go out and are just practicing.
1368661
Not well. They are too tight. I had to use a long thin knife to spit it around inside the arrow to scrape assay some if the material. Also, and most importantly, the blue fins are not attached very well and come off easily. Sometimes on the first use! So the arrows don't fly straight. Check out the new Nerf Zombie hunter crossbow instead. $20 and uses regular darts.
22656
The tips are not interchangeable, not without cutting the shaft and reducing the length. This are solid secured heads, great arrows for target or rough use, mine have been through heck and still have a lot more to give.
1403727
it has small arrows on the brass portion of the unit. You can't see them in the photo but they are there...
1699825
No. Also, I didn't realize the arrows are suction cups, so I don't think they will stick to a target anyway. They are not very big, my son shoots them at Windows and doors which has not been a problem.
22657
No they are not, these arrows are not worth the money to tell you the truth. Fletching came off way too quickly, and each arrow was bent right out of the box. Splurge on some good stuff.
1466980
I would say no. I was not impressed with these arrows and broke first time I used them
739791
I use these for firearm practice with cardboard inserts. Arrows would pass through and possibly hurt someone or get lost.
527768
Nope- these darts are magnetic and only stick to the board. They are very well made and the weighting on them allows for accuracy when aiming them at the bullseye.
220433
I bought them to go along with the Zing Z Curve Bow Target Pack. If the target is plastic I would say yes most likely.
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.