Can I use a 100 gram Muzzy broad head, or does it matter?
906231
you can use any grain broadheads you want, my best advice there is to make sure you shoot in your bow with the same grain field tips as you have broadheads. If you use 100 grain field tip and a 125 grain broadhead it will shoot differently and your accuracy will decrease significantly.
906232
Yes, you can, and it may fly good. The majority of crossbow shooters shoot an expandable broadhead such as the NAP spitfire or the Rage crossbow model. The spitfire is the most common for my customers with crossbows. They stay locked down very well and they fly as accurately as the practice point.
306325
Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for caps, adapt it to fit with a hose and enjoy your look. Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for... » Read More Not with what comes with the kit. If you buy aftermarket heads keep it the same brand and no problem. You may still not get the effect you want. I have a lot of off brands with different sizes. What I do is find a flex hose that's in between sizes and heat it up with hot water to go over the larger size and I use electric tape to adjust to the smaller size. Works great. I also make my own using bottle caps. Drill holes of all kind and you can play around with to get what you want. I like to look at something different once a month. Have come up with some great looks! Just keep an eye for caps, adapt it to fit with a hose and enjoy your look. « Show Less
1294335
I have seen simular issues with my pancake compressor, 120psi is about were its set. I bought this just to shoot my 2" nails so that's all I use it for, I would say 20 percent don't set the head deep enough, but it could be the profile also. I use a spring punch from a paint supply shop and it works wonders ! Good luck hope this helps??
192982
I just checked the packaging and it doesn't say compact or "sensitive". I'm pretty sure they are standard heads, just like the ones you buy in stores.
471261
I would not shoot any mechanical broad head through mesh screen, even though some manufactures say you can... When it fails, there answer will be Hmm, thats strange... They goal is to sell broad heads... There are so many better mechanical broad heads on the market such as Nap which happens to be Mathews and Ten Point recommended. RamBowMike on youtube speaks about Ramcat..
1469879
Yes you will need screw in practices tips or broad heads.. Grain tip depends on your preference.. I like a 100grain middle of the road in weight
1524570
It is clear, I haven't used this head yet! I'm rebuilding a 72' Premier aluminum snare. Personally, I haven't been able to tell the difference!
1018331
Not with this one. The 2.5 gpm is pretty strong and I don't have any issues with long thick hair.
440120
The bolts I have are 16.5" minus tip, and yes I do have broad heads for it. Either bird tip or broad head these bolts go to the end of the track, but I don't see why you couldn't use a longer bolt . Just understand I have used shorter ones not longer ones.
1413741
Unfortunately these have a fixed metal target tip and are not interchangeable with other tips such as a broadhead. Hope this helps.
159483
Yes. I use to own a archery shop so i ve tested many broadheads this is the best operating heads i ve seen simple and strong. I only shoot around 60# never any issue I drop one straight down out of my stand once deployed in the ground
1186942
Yes, but that's not enough information to provide a recommendation. Most different heads will fit onto most different tripods, but that doesn't mean they're all matched appropriately to the load and to each other.
1131520
I have no idea and threw the box out already. I know I have used many of the round style and this far superior and looks tons better. I think the flow is lower, aka less wasteful, than the round designs. The larger head means it is much more rainshower like too. I sure hope this helps. If not AKDY must have a website with specifications you can google.
1372823
Should be able too. I put 100# on mine with no problem but that is some serious weight.
444777
as long as you are carefull... its not a fluid head, but it is a real good standard head.. Depends on how smooth & consistent U need to be
1934392
I wouldnt. it really isnt that great for for practice mechanical tips. it breaks up pretty easily. if you want one for broadheads go to a block.
877148
You do not need broad heads. In fact, for stump and target shooting, you should not use broad heads. For target and stump shooting get field tips, judo points or blunts, all 3 styles are cheaper than broad heads.