Will this work on a recurve crossbow? How much will these slow down the speed of the arrow?
869769
they arelike cottonballs . Notsure they even work. theyare way smaller than the picture shows them to be. i didn't bother trying them
869770
It could work on a crossbow-it will only dampen the noise down, does your crossbow makes any noise when you shoot your arrow? Does make a thunk noise from the string? if not, this will be useless. And about slowing down the arrow- has no effect of speed arrow- this beaver strings work great on the long recuve bows that when you releaseyour arrow makes a -thoink noise- this will eliminated that trementdesly ths beaveer ball string!
869771
definitely work on a recurve crossbow' s string. My husband added them to his recurve bow and I have them for mine. He shoots more than I do and he hasn't commented on the speed of his arrows changing at all since he added the beaver balls to his bow string.
869772
Yes they will work on a recurve, I didn't notice any speed change in my long bow, or my recurve and they made it very quite. They are very tuff to.
869773
I bought these and used them on a recurve bow. The crossbow is much more powerful and more vibration. The fur flies right off. It won't last long at all on a crossbow
363450
Great question. I do not believe that they are the correct diameter to match the size of a crossbow bolt. I have never them on a bolt. Only on an arrow.
1365608
I run them in both recurve and compound. I run stick arrows through my recurve and carbon through my compound. Both fly nice and true through either
913397
these crossbow arrows will work fine on any crossbow that requires moon nocks.the victory x bolts are available in 20 and 22" length.i recommend a 125 grain tip.the 20 and 22" with moon nocks both shoot well in my strykezone 350.
1845424
They fit fine and work better with the higher velocity bolt than they do with an arrow. Like any broadhead you just need to make sure the bolt is long enoufh that the arrowhead is not sitting on the channel.
1630000
I really don't know if these heads can be used with a crossbow as I've never tried them with one. I will say they are best broadheads I've ever shot, there tough as nails, fly like fieldtips, and do massive damage on a game animal. The bloodtrails were short but very heavy, deer bleed out quickly making for easy recovery.
1529465
Yes it will work for that bow. I have about 8 different recurve bows and it works well on any and all. I am not personally familiar with your bow that your asking about other than a few pics I have seen. If it has a place to mount sights (screw inserts) then it easily will screw in the preexisting screw mounts and takes a few minutes to screw on. On my bows without sight screw inserts, they sell some bungie cord like mounts to prevent you from having to screw it onto your bow. I personally have just used a small piece of cheap bicycle tire and wrapped it around the mount to the bow several times and placed a small wire around it to help keep the rubber biting itself. I then put some duck tape on rubber tire and wire to give it a cleaner look. It has lasted several years with zero maintence. This is obviously more of a "rigged" version but bottom line is yes there is no reason why the reel won't work one way or the other. I can't remember what the bungie cord material sold is called but have seen in in sullys bow fishing or backwaters bow fishing magazine/website
2138941
it did not work on mine, if your crossbow have a thump grip it will work. Mine have a solid stock and I don't want to drill into the stock.
1186286
I use them with my Excalibur crossbow. They work fine. Replacement rings at any archery store.
2164810
Ten Point unloading crossbow bolts will work well in a Wicked Ridge Cross bow. I haven't shot aluminum arrows since the 80's, but that should have nothing to do with it. The unloading bolts are very convienent, being jointed they fit in a fanny pack or small bag, and are supposedly biodegradable. Not sure about that, but they shoot well, and I've used three or four tubes of them without a failure. I'd recommend them.
1255633
I used these on a 30# long bow, and they are made well, flew straight, and held up well. I did break some of them, but that that was due to operator error, (hitting rocks and such.) I am not familiar with the bow you mentioned but if it's between 20-30# draw weight I would think these arrows will be fine for you.
169869
Never used them on a bow but they do have a very wide mouth so a bow should drop in there no problem.. And they are ratcheting so they lock about every 1/4 inch..
896724
Yes--we bought them for a recurve bow. Have already used them and they work great.
896723
They will work on recurve and long bows. The nocks were a little tight for my strand size of 16, but I just sanded the space in between.
1903003
I have put around a hundred arrows from my Mathews Heli M compound bow at about 320 fps into my Bone Collector target. The arrows penetrate approximately 4 inches and pull out easily. I'm not sure how a crossbow would compare. Hope this helps.
936830
My son's crossbow is the Inferno Fury II which has a 175# draw and came with 16" bolts. These work fine in his crossbow. I would check your owner's manual or contact Barnett.
856640
I would not say that I'm an expert on this, but I do know that if the unloading bolt is of a similar weight to the bolts used by ten point (there is some weight range in bolts), then they should work as well in the Barnett. I like these because they store easily in a pack if needed. I use 20 inch bolts in my Invader, and have used many of the decocking arrows in it. Check bolt weight, and if similar, you should be fine. Happy Shooting.