The description states the field tips that come with it is 100-grain, it also says they are 125-grain in the extended description. Which one is it?
1701785
I have the HEADHUNTER"S and they came with 100gr.,but why would you care,the points are inexpensive and you should purchase the grain tip to match your hunting broad head.
2212005
Its my belief and opinion that the field tips, used for practice, are the same weight of standandard broad heads, 100 grams. By using and setting your optics with field tips that are the same weight as your hunting broadhead, you can be confident that your practice trajectories will be the same in the forest!
272536
My original station came with only one fine tip (~.045" diameter or about 1 mm dia.). Then I bought one set of four (4) tips from Amazon which comes with one identical to the original fine tip (.045" dia.) plus other three (3) slightly larger and in various shapes which was good enough for me for most electronic jobs I do.
125762
The ones I purchased were 100 grain, three in the package. I shoot a crossbow and these do not fly straight. I will be switching to mechanical broadheads...
2028774
One tip. If I recall it was a round tip. Will need to buy extras for the other tips.
2092568
I bought this about a year ago so I do not remember. I think it was 100 grit, if any ..buy a pack or two with it. This is one of the best tools I have invested in . You will definatley enjoy it.
923650
.25 grain. Works great in my Hatsan 87 QE. Low noise (about 80-88 decibels).
72544
It has to do with the size of the arrow. The larger the number the thicker the carbon is. I use the 75/95 and 100 grain tips the shafts are very stiff in flight and fly very flat. The smaller sizes will flex more during flight and will flex even more with heavier grain tips my Father used the 55/75 with 125 grain tips and he found that the shafts flexed too much and we're not accurate enough for his bow. So, he ended up shortening his draw length by one notch and changed to a string loop instead of a regular nock on his string, then went to 100 grain tips and he found that it made the arrows more accurate.
1803850
It has a easy to see marking on the side which read 125 and 250. I think this is what you are looking for.Hope this is helpful.
2229823
There are so many to choose from, but I found for me that the "JSB MATCH Diabolo Exacts" in the 8.44 grain size worked well for me. About $12-$15 for a tin of 500. You can pay less, but you will see a drop in your accuracy. Also, it took about 100-200 shots before my PT-85 was consistent in shot pattern.
422013
I'm not sure, but don't buy this! It's a piece of crap. It never actually worked and the piece that holds the grain broke off right away. It was barely glued on. Do yourself a favor and buy one from harbor freight tools!!
938797
I weighed one for you and one 124 grain FMJ 9mm the Tipton weighed in at 5.4 grams and the 9mm at 12.3 grams , so less than half of an actual round .
1469717
Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or something. Good luck. Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or... » Read More Hi David, I have tried all kinds (7 different types) of pellets from pointed tip, round, flat, all types with no consistency. All these pellets ranged from 7.8 grains to 14 grains. I cannot find a pellet that shoots well past 15 yards. Anything past 15 yards is unpredictable with groups no better than 12 inches. I gave up trying. Ive been shooting guns for over 30 years and this was just frustrating to say the least. Ive even tried 3 different scopes on the gun and still no luck. So Im pretty sure it wasnt me. Id look into buying another gun. Maybe this gun I received was just defective or something. Good luck. « Show Less
1114660
Yes I am currently going try some 125 grains as there are quite of them on market for crossbow If I were hunting elk,moose,or bear would defiantly stick with the 150 for penetration
2028775
It has been a while, as I recall it comes with a tip. I do not remember what size. I did buy a set of tips because of the different type of soldering I do. I wanted a small tip for surface mount components. Hope that helps.
2272022
it comes with one tip. for him i would recommend skew tip,a medium or small spoon shader and various size ball tips. You can get the interchangeable tip and get several sizes of ball tips for it. the shader i would recommend buying the pen not a interchangeable tip and the same with the skew.
1303524
I have the WP 450 portable model, and I could not find these tips anywhere but Amazon. I ordered them, as I was desperate, and luckily they fit my model. I would inquire at WP customer service if you aren't sure. My thinking is they are universal. You are the second customer I have written re: this dilemma. It sounds as though WP needs to clarify if these are universal tips. Customers should not have so much difficulty getting replacement tips. Hope this helps.