Would you recommend them for arrow making?
1618271
Not this particular size as they would break very easy. Perhaps one of the wider diameters would work well.
93548
The tips of the arrows are replaceable (they are just like any arrow you would pick up from an archery or outdoor store). They are good quality too.
739791
I use these for firearm practice with cardboard inserts. Arrows would pass through and possibly hurt someone or get lost.
1365609
I would guess u could shoot them from the wooden bow, you need the correct arrows they fit in thread wise, and remember these are basicly fixed razor blades on the point of you're arrow.
1338634
you would be better off ordering the size you need instead of cutting them your self. if you don't center the arrow head properly the arrow will fly weird and you will have a tough time hitting your target.
923620
Absolutely! These arrows are perfect for a recurve of that size. Length of arrow is not an issue with a beginner, as long as they are not more than 1/4 the overall-length beyond the draw-length (in this case, up to 8")... longer than that, and they become too difficult to aim/shoot accurately with a low draw-weight. 20# is just fine for shooting these arrows (recommended range is 10-45#). My youngest shoots them from his 10# compound @ 25" draw... all day long!
1114662
Yes but but you have to weigh at least 350 grain arrow complete, most people just use a heavy brass insert an a 100 grain point wyvern creation sells or also on amazon made especially for the matrix.
268232
Any arrow with a knock and a long enough shaft should work, but the genisis arrows would be best (and they are the standard competition arrows in case you plan on competing).
1799940
Yes u can . For 10.00 more dollars I would go with xx75 arrows by ten point the arrows u r looking at tend to bend after several used . Just my opinion
1550501
They come with 28" fiberglass target point arrows, which are okay but you would probably want to buy more of the same that come in a 3-pack. I personally would recommend buying some 30" carbon arrows. I find that the 28" arrows when pulled to full extension falls a little behind on the arrow rest. You want the head of the arrow overlapping the arrow rest at least 2 inches. Also the carbon arrows fly a lot better. They don't bend and flail when shot as the fiberglass arrows do.
975534
Yes. These arrows will shoot just fine but caution should always be taken make sure you inspect the arrow for imperfections before using it in anyway.
978366
I would say yes. For the price you can also go through them. You can get 36 for the price of 12 carbon arrows and they will not come with broad heads.these are a great aarow.
1977848
They have the standard round-ish 'practice' points. As opposed to sharp 'hunting' points. But these arrows are way too flimsy for hunting, anyway, unless you're hunting paper airplanes.
415828
No these are beginner arrows. Any projectile poses some element of danger, but these are specifically designed without arrowed tips, they have no blades and a blunted end. It's just enough to penetrate a foam target or a stick into a bale of hay, and that's about it. A great beginner product but as with ANY weapon, adult supervision is required. As an aside, they ARE plastic and not the best quality. I stopped at Dunhams and picked up some wooden arrows for a few bucks and gave both types to my son. He prefers the wooden.
1795494
Yes, they are the G2 4inch very nice and rugged perfect for hunting. I have a bow doodle 2 rest works very nice with these arrows.
1520213
The kit comes with NASP-standard Genesis 1820 30" alloy arrows (made by Easton Archery). They are very fine arrows :-). You can get those at Dick's Sporting Goods, usually (they don't seem to be in stock via Amazon right now). But any good target arrow of 30" would be fine.
214974
I bought these for my neice and they worked very well out of the box. She has a Bear recurve #20 with 60 AMO. They launched sideways off my Bear recurve #35 with 60 AMO. An archery shop could best answer this question. I would not risk the purchase without finding out first. There are very many factors when tuning arrows to match a bow.