Does these 22" arrow work with a Predator crossbow that uses 20"?
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Personally if it says use 20's I recommend following the manufacturer's directions. However most 22's will work in a 20 crossbow but there might be some noticeable performance changes such as bolt speed, flight trajectory and effective distance due to the heavier weight.
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i believe the predator takes 22 inch arrows... my predator ultra light came with 22 inch arrows.... i think a raptor from barnett would take 20 inch arrows... if you dont believe me i pulled this off the barnett site. The package comes with:Premium Illuminated ScopeRope Cocking Device3 Arrow Quiver3 22" Headhunter Arrows
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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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No problems with 25 pound bows. These are arrows for short bows and work great on a 36" compound bow. The draw back still gives a few inches to tip before release. You should have no problem with any poundage of any small junior (teen or lower) bow.
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no they aren't meant for crossbows. the crossbow bolt is straight fletched, these are helical so the wont run down the barrel right.
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Yes...the arrows are proportionate to the bow. I also purchased some longer arrows, and they worked fine also.
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Bow has an achievable speed of 285FPS and I would say that is for a 20" arrow. I have no other speed data available. Darrin
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There are a couple of deciding factors how fast your crossbow shoots and what your recommended weight of your arrows..... if you have a 15 grain per inch arrow at 20 inches long then u have a 300 grain arrow and it will be 400 with a 100 gr broadhead or 425 with a 125 gr broadhead generally a lighter broadhead shoots faster and a heavier broadhead has better penatration hope this helps u
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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.
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Yes. I have used it with smaller crossbows. Just tie a knot if its too long.
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These bolts should work for any crossbow requiring a 20 inch/400 grain (including head) bolt. I assume you meant a Horton Explorer 150 which does require 20 inch bolts. The field points that come with these bolts are 100 grain and the shaft, etc is 300 grains. Couldn't easily find the weight requirement of that xbow, but you could always use a different weighted head to get the right weight.
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I do not know about that bow, but the bow my grandson has is a Zing Z-Curve Bow Air Hunterz and these arrows work. He Loves his bow and arrow set and I purchased these extra so he could enjoy the fun longer.
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My Buck Commander came with 20" bolts and they fit the crossbow perfectly. I would not want an extra 2" on my bolts!
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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.
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Not sure if it calls for an 18 in arrow yes. They are sweet arrows and shoot true in my Barnett wild cat
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Yes I use them on my Horton crossbow They are very accurate 20 inch bolts 110 gr.
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It will not. The Jackal/Ghost/wildcat requires a 20" arrow, where as the Gamestrike/predator/buck commander take a 22". Crossbows are highly tuned and require specific weight arrows. A longer arrow will throw off accuracy immensely. For your bow, try this : http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0000AVE2U/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1398380056&sr;=8-1π=SX200_QL40Hope that helps!
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Hello Jim, I am pretty sure you can use 20 or 22" bolts, there is room on my crossbow. I would make sure if you are using this for hunting, you practice with the same size bolt and the same weight tips. I am very pleased with my Buck Commander. It assembled very easily, after I watched a couple youtube videos. I am shooting the 20" and they are working fine on the targets. Waiting for next hunting season. They are super fast and after sighted in, they tack the bolts. Do not use more than three at a time, you don't want to Robin Hood the bolt. Good Luck, Bill