can arrowheads cause serious damage ?
1587471
These, no. They're rubber. My son shoots the arrows at home all the time. It makes a small black mark where it hits that comes off with a spritz of Windex and a cloth. Nothin to it :) he did get me in the arm once and it stung for a second but didn't break the skin or even turn red.
1587472
It depends on how hard it gets fired, and what it hits, I guess. The arrows are maybe 1/2 inch dowel, with rubber tips that come off very easily. I don't think it would cause serious damage, unless it hits someone right in the eye. They're pretty flimsy as arrows go. Certainly not something to use as an actual bow and arrow set.
1587473
if you are asking about the arrow heads on these arrows, they are rubber, so no
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.
80278
These are not hunting bolt heads. These are "target points." Using them for hunting (or as a weapon) is not really effective. It is a cruel thing to wound an animal with this bolt. There are probably sites you can visit that explain what arrows are used for hunting or weapons and why. Here is a site I found that discusses arrowheads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow#Arrowhead .
1314044
Yes the bows could be taken off without damaging the glasses. It may damage the bow though.
1121734
Yes! If you are skilled enough to hit the most vulnerable points, you can.These arrows are strong and sharp. They are up for the challenge...
263316
Well each tube holds several arrows, so maybe. It's more of a target thing, you wouldn't like it for hunting.
1061014
Cannot answer....Returned to Amazon.....Beams shattered after shooting three arrows.
1212647
These arrows are about 28 inches from the nock to the arrow head, so you're draw length is more of a determining factor. The shafts seem kind of light so I wouldn't use them with a heavy draw weight. Some people have complained about the shafts being warped, and some of mine are but hey...primitive arrows. If I'm going to hunt I'm going to get some carbon arrows and sharp broad heads, but I might use these on small game. Overall they are a nice product and look really good.
1466980
I would say no. I was not impressed with these arrows and broke first time I used them
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.
1468173
No! the bow is much heavier than advertised and arrows fall out of my bow when I point it down ... if your in a tree stand and a deer comes in close your in trouble ... yuk!
968754
The issue is not damage in transit. The metal from which the trap is made is too thin. It simply cannot the absorb the impact of a pellet without significant damage. The pellet that I used were for target shooting not the ones used for hunting. I can send a picture showing the damage that one pellet caused.
1255639
None have broken due to faulty arrows. They are very well made! However, if they hit something hard, sure they will break. My grandson says they are great.
1931197
I don't have a target stand for mind. I set it on the ground with something behind it. This bag is built to not have the arrows go through so whatever you put behind it is usually safe. My bow shoots at 360 fps so that is on the upper end for bolt speed. This target is not meant for broadheads.
2263791
Frankly, carbon can splinter especially if it hits something hard and they are expensive. I have several bows and unles I am hunting I always use aluminum. They are cheaper, easier to repair and never split.
93546
The arrows are replaceable, if the arrow gets damaged. Yes, you can get more arrows. I get the 5/16 size of a field point.
1021313
Yes they can fail, and when they do the banging will return, figure out what one it is and just replace that one. Sioux Chief has a lifetime warranty I believe so all you may have to do is pay shipping. Usually hard water will cause internal buildup on them causing the piston inside to stick and then it does not work. You could try soaking them in CLR for a day or so and re-install them and see if it helps its a 50-50 shot.