Will arrows with broadheads damage the inside of the quiver?
997744
Usually not, my arrows always have field points and 100 grain broad heads on them, the most damage it'll do is leave baby hikes and the bottom of the quiver, but since it's so thick, there is no way guaranteed that it'll rip from the bottom or something like that.
997745
I bought this leather quiver and i use cedar wood broadheads that i made myself and it works perfect for me, the leather is really durable & great quality too, it wont let you down especially for the price
2117543
They can because it is a soft case, but I seem to have more of a problem with that if the arrows are left in the quiver because my bow seems to be a bit of a tight fit in the case. I try to be careful with where I pack the case because if you put it in a tight squeeze (like in your car) the fletches will bend. All together though for the money it is not a bad case. Hope this helps
1519299
You may have to cut some foam or reposition the arrow holder. My Bowtech Experience fits in my compact case with quiver attached, but it has to be perfectly positioned. That said, I've owned and placed both of these cases side by side and there is little difference in overall outer dimensions EXCEPT in thickness. The SE Pro will give you another 1-2" in inside height (quiver room). Make sure you get the model that includes an accessory case, b/c you get more options for mounting your gear inside the case. If you can find a way to make the compact model work for you, it's a better overall case IMO. It's more compact, making it easier to site behind my truck seats. Also, the foam arrow holders on the Pro SE are garbage. If you get the Pro SE, I would recommend buying a separate arrow holder and using Velcro to attach it inside the case.
1916427
Yes, the arrows came rubber tipped... It was great for indoor use as long as you don't use a full pull! :)
78754
No it won't. The "arrows" are the same foam material that make up the Nerf bullets. The tips are very blunt and soft. Even being shot at close range they don't hurt. Hopefully this helps!
1952254
Yes the quiver can be easily removed. I took mine off as soon as I got it, I prefer it that way. Great Xbow.
271845
If you removed the fletchings (feathers). Since the arrow goes through a small hole, there is not really room for fletchings. Besides, it's a rather weak bow, and having no fletchings means it's not likely the bow will shoot well enough to stick the arrow in a target consistently.
1845423
Yes... It will screw onto a Crossbow bolt. Hardly worth it though. Your broadhead will do more damage and most likely not ruin your bolt or arrow. Every Bow Mag tip I shot destroyed a $12+ arrow!! At the cost of over $20 per shot..... not worth it.
1658918
Short answer, No. In my state (california) there is a list of requirements that it cant meet, but if you live elsewhere perhaps. However without broadheads, these must rely on penetration alone. These arrows barely stick in soft particleboard. The arrow point cant be removed and trying to attach blades and a real nock is not worth your efforts. If you buy these just shoot at soda cans or soft backed targets.
1090373
It should. It is a tough quiver almost like cow hide. It also contains a thick stopper pad at the bottom of the quiver so arrows cannot pierce it.
1371580
This quiver will collapse without arrows to support it but it is not a problem for me. Leave one arrow in quiver. Great quiver for field tips, broadheads will snag on the walls of the quiver. This quiver has great stitching, looks very durable, very light, comfortable, has two convenient pockets for my glove, arm guard and bow stringer and I'm sure this quiver is a lot quieter than quivers with tough walls. This quiver looks good. I'm happy.
1875036
I think that it depends on your style of arrows and how you shoot. The quiver is only 2 3/4" diameter, so 10 I would think would be the max. For my daughter, she tends to shoot no more than 6 per round, so it is sufficient.
1121640
Dear friend,our arrows are all handmade item.We embedded in a small nails in the broadhead hole to stabilise the broadhead,so you can put the nails out and put down the broadheads and then replace them with target points. If that doesn't work.You have to cut down the broadheads.Any questions and suggestions feel free to let we know.Thanks a lot.
312719
I shot them at targets plenty of times, the only down side is that you will dull the arrows. Note they are not razor sharp to begin with. If shooting at a target make sure that behind it is not a hard surface, the Arrows are wood and will break if they hit a brick or somthing of that density.
1186283
Just to confirm all the other answers this is an outstanding broadhead. I shoot a Excalibur 355 Matrix crossbow. I took my first deer this year with this broadhead. My bolt was deflected by brush and hit a little farther back then I wanted. Although the broadhead was destroyed it broke the biggest bone in the deers body and caused massive fatal damage inside. On a side note I did some research and this type of broadhead is also popular with turkey hunters as well.
783304
While I can't see why it wouldn't hold them but removing them from the quiver would be quite difficult without them getting tangled or it tearing up the inside of the quiver. With that being said the toxic arrows would probably work fairly well so long as you weren't trying to pack 15 of them in it.
1721160
No. it is a quiver for a upright bass bow. NOT ARROWS. It ties on to the front of the bass so that you can put the bow in the quiver during transportation, in between playing, etc.