It says these come with target points? Are those targets? Lol. I'm new to this.
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The "target points" refers to the points of the arrows. They're kind of rounded, rather than pointy. They'll stick in a hay or foam target, but not likely a deer. Regardless, you could still definitely hurt someone if they got hit with it. These are just the arrows. The targets are sold seperately. You can get them on Amazon, or at the local Dick's Sporting Goods.
1977847
A target is not the same thing as a target point. The cheapest target I could find was a cardboard box. You don't have to spend money on targets.
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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.
469441
We get our extra arrows from Walmart or Bass Pro. The tips of these were metal, not sharp, but just a tiny point, good for target practice.
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Yes, they have pointed ends. At least the ones I have are pointed. The end of the point, however, is dull- not sharp so it wouldn't cut you, but one end is pointed. I hope this makes sense.
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No they are pointed. Better for target practice, but in all honesty, there is no real difference. if they are not being fired the tips are not pointed enough to easily cause damage.Just treat them with the respect they deserve and you'll be fine.
43871
I also bought them from amazon!! But sometimes a Target will carry them! Good luck!
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I'm not sure. I will say that this is a great target and the price is very good. At the local shop the same one is around $90. I recommend it.
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From what I remember, there's just one cardboard target that comes with it. I'm sure you can buy targets online, but I just downloaded some free ones, printed them out and taped to the trap.
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I haven't seen the ones at Target, I'm not sure. My daughter loves these though. They are regular puzzle pieces, so they can be bent. My daughter is pretty young though, so the bending happens quite often. :)
854367
No point. Sole purpose is to make ad points light up when area they represent are in focus. I don't always trust them. I've seen chips who confirm too early or late. They aren't all bad tho so it's worth experimenting with. You can use without chip but chip helps in most cases.
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You know im not sure. But I will tell you this, its really nice for them to be there, if you can have someone stand behind an guide you close to the distance that you have, the lines are very helpful! Trust me I thought the same thing tell I used them for reference marks, I love them now :)
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You only get the one with two targets, top and bottom. I have hit this thing with lots of rounds and calibers and highly recommend it... Buy some orange spray paint, as the sticky targets don't last long.
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Any target will work. Included targets are reflective but VERY small. Recommend you also consider the LaserLyte trainer target or reaction tyme target.
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The Target price is $54.99 but they unfortunately are out of stock. You can even find them on eBay cheaper than here.
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you can go on there website and see it for your self i think its just hawke optics, once you get your first 2 targets set your good every 10 yrds out to 100 yrds automaticly. its awsome.
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Pretty much a token it sits really high which throws off the aim point. The site is interesting. When you look into it, you see a green (night) or red (day) "T". The center dot always points to the place the bullet goes, out to 100 yards. You may see it move around in the view finder. That takes some getting used to but is a neat fizture. No matter where the center of the "T" is, is where the bullet goes. I really like the site.
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Hi, I just got them for target practice. The points are good and will kill, no bleed out with these points. Shafts are 97% straight. These come from China. I was curious probably won't do it again.
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yes ! although I have not as of yet attempted to shoot the Broadheads ( expensive) so I am or cannot give you a full response to their effectiveness honestly. I primarily use the target points, just for that exercise, and have not even mounted the broadheads on my bow. I am moving into the bow fishing now, so I will need some input on that process one day myself. I have seen that bow fishing when possible, it is regulated in many states, is fun and produces great results.