Will the feathers separate after shooting the arrows a lot?
2070681
Yes. Truthfully these are also poorly made and the shafts are no where near true. I would have returned them but they drop ship from china and the return postage wasn't worth the effort.
2070682
these are for hunting not target. If you are going to target shoot. Get the ones with field point tip for targets. We have only used these a few times. So I have no idea how long the feathers will hold up. They are very stiff though.
1368661
Not well. They are too tight. I had to use a long thin knife to spit it around inside the arrow to scrape assay some if the material. Also, and most importantly, the blue fins are not attached very well and come off easily. Sometimes on the first use! So the arrows don't fly straight. Check out the new Nerf Zombie hunter crossbow instead. $20 and uses regular darts.
1579329
They have target tips on them. I used these arrow for ceremonial pieces for Cub Scouts. They are beautiful and the fletching is done correctly and well. The target tips are attached well. However, please note that I did not actually use them for target practice. It is possible that the tips may lose strength overtime.
1433613
The feathers on crossbow bolts are straight, because one of them has to ride inside a channel all way throughout the crossbow barrel, until the bolt leaves the crossbow. Since it's not induced to spin like a bullet leaving the barrel of a gun, it shouldn't rotate at all. Actually the absence of rotation in a crossbow's bolt is what enables it to pierce through bulletprooth vests.
1338633
They are 33 1/4 inches long from point of arrow head to the other end, I suppose if you knew what you were doing you might be able to cut them down. There is a small nail holding the arrow head in place but I can't tell if it is also glued in too and I would not advise cutting off from the feather end. The other response makes it sound like it can be done though and I am definitely not an expert.
223180
Not sure about the Samick. Even though this is a good rest, the brushes ware off so fast. In one day of shooting about 50 arrows I noticed the bristles were worn. Once the bristles on one wares off more than the other your shots may be off.
463264
The arrows I purchased are stored away. I don't remember seeing a difference between these and the others I have.
1691748
No, not all of the arrows whistle. The suction cup allrows do not whistle, only the arrows with the "barrel" at the tip whistle.
457765
Yes they do, they don't drift like fixed blades do. I shot 2 deer with these but never found the arrow after the shot. Very strange. Had pass thru on both shots but the arrows disappeared! (not like you will re-use it or anything). They make a big nasty hole like a 20 ga shotgun slug!
1991256
It depends on what type of shooting you are doing the quad rest hunter sometimes contacts with the fletching (where as the pro doesn't). One thing for sure you will have more accurate tighter groups and more fletchings attached to your arrow after shooting.
1587472
It depends on how hard it gets fired, and what it hits, I guess. The arrows are maybe 1/2 inch dowel, with rubber tips that come off very easily. I don't think it would cause serious damage, unless it hits someone right in the eye. They're pretty flimsy as arrows go. Certainly not something to use as an actual bow and arrow set.
313450
Yes for about the first 40 yards or so but you will have to resight for each style of arrow due to weight and drag differences.
1672102
The arrows will go through the cardboard with no problem. The only thing you could do is put one of those sq. foam shooting blocks behind the cardboard to stop your arrows. You could tie it on some how. good luck
476192
No...its not feathers. Its more like a faux fur. To be honest we havent tried to pull the 'hair' to see if it will come out.
1352081
I didn't purchase the one with feathers. Mine was just a little stick that peeked out. They got bored with it. I actually taped a loose feather and they enjoyed it a little more. I wouldn't purchase again.
1270239
recommend 700 spine carbon arrow, don't use cheap fiberglass shafts. Best result with feather fletching. original length arrow is OK and do NOT recommend cutting arrow to actual draw length, because cutting down the length will make the arrow stiffer.
2044287
i dont' know, but i would think not because it has feathers and beads at the top that are not detachable.