the aluminum arrows are buckling!! what is a good arrow to use with this??
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I never had that to happen, try carbon arrows that are 20" long if that dont help contact jesse at barnett email him he will know
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Judy,I bought mine right on Amazon. I spent over $40 for this set and grandson hardly used it...it is like new. Crazy. Here is the link to the arrows I bought.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0010X47DM/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1Hope your child likes it more. Shari
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I am not a professional archer and do not know the answer to your question. Would recommend you ask Genesis ll, the maker of the arrow, sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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Thank you for your question. I believe the arrow that comes with this product is much smaller than 30 inches. Although I am sure you could try, I do not think the 30 inch arrow would work well with this product. We have one of these left in inventory.Please let us know how we can help.Carrie SimpsonBig Game Gear
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I have found nothing to replace an Arrowhead. I was told that they use a proprietary coupling thread that no one else makes. I consider myself screwed (excuse the pun).
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I use 30" carbon arrows with feathers, and they fly really well. Don't get plastic vaned arrows. That bow amazes the onlookers at the range, making them wonder why they spent $1500 on a compound bow!
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The quiver is fine either way and the arrow rest I points out but we replaced it with a whisker biscuit. That kept the arrow from moving around when drawing back. about the sight pin I can take a pic when I get home.
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Super arrows? Lol yes all arrows that I shot stuck. But target didn't last long
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Mine just snapped at the tip a few minutes into my first play with it. Snapped like balsa wood. I've never seen a bow do that and it wasn't excessively tight. Not so great.
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Your bow should be fine. I think the response concerning the crossbow was a bit "overstated". I'm shooting a 60# compound w/field tips and they went in 3-5 ". I've taken mine apart after more than 2000 shots and recycled the contents into a replacement bag cover which I highly recommend doing! ;0)
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I bought these for my son to use in target practice. None have broken unexpectedly...so wood defeats foam I guess :). I'm not sure I would recommend them tho...there was quite a bit of glue on the base of the fletchings that needed to be trimmed for smooth passage off the arrow rest (made his shot pull right until we trimmed it). I'd say about 4 of the 12 arrows had this problem. Also...don't get brown. Big mistake on my part....unless you like spending 30 minutes looking for arrows buried in brush.
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Max draw length is 26" so any arrow 26" or longer will work, except wooden arrows designed for smaller draw weights. I just bought the cheapest aluminum arrows I could find.
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You can buy field tips. Also if you shoot at wood you can destroy the arrow. A target would be your best bet. You can pick one up for around $20.
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I purchased those arrows for my son who lives in a different state. I never saw how they came. He shoots them with a 35 pound bow and they have held up well. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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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.
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I bought my son one of these bows for Christmas, and even though they emailed some instructions, (None came in the box, so I sent them a request for some) we're still having trouble getting it done! I'm going to call a local archery store to see if they can help!
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You can buy extra arrows in packs of 3 - I do this very frequently. The tips are a durable metal. Just don't shoot into straight wood or anywhere with rocks or something, because they will dent the tips inward. (I speak from experience.) I suggest purchasing paper targets and staking them onto bales of hay to shoot into.