My state requires 18" bolts and broad heads. will this cross bow work with them and what type and weight should I buy?
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Yes, they should work. Buy the type an weight best suited for your crossbow. Check your instruction book. In other words, I have no idea.
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Spencer, The package comes with 14'' arrows, but if you are looking to use broadheads then I would recommend 16''. Best, Bruce
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It is a real bow and can be set to a draw length of 22/23, the only thing to check is your state requirements for minimum poundage. At that draw length it might not be a high enough poundage to legally hunt.
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I have not tried it, but you should be able to shoot longer bolts. I would look at the weight of the 22" arrow, since there is a recommended weight of the bolt for this size Xbow..
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yes any arrow will work. arrows are rated by pull weight and the less expensive arrows are btw 25 and 30 pounds. this bow has a max pull weight around 20lb.
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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.
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Spencer, The package comes with 14'' arrows, but if you are looking to use broadheads then I would recommend 16''.Best, Bruce
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I'm not real sure what you are asking. I am using a recurve bow with a 25 pound pull with 28 inch arrow. I am not very strong either and having no trouble with the 25 pound pull. I hope this helps you.
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I ended up using the Walmart brand carbon/fiberglass bolts which were ranging from 16 to 18 inches and much lighter then the aluminum ones, a buddy of mine uses them with his crossbow as well and recommended them as his is the same 150 pound draw. I was happy with the performance however, I'm not that experienced either because I'm just using it for target practice but on a hunters note it did stick deep into my moms failed Christmas ham and was really hard to yank out lol
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do Don't have model number but it is 18 x 18 x 16 crossbow broadhead target. I have shot one bolt at 20 yards with rage practice broadhead and it won't budge.
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My sister shoots compound bow at 45 lbs. I wouldnt think there would be a difference and you'd be good to go, but that may be a manufacturer question or an archery tech.
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While not familiar with your x-bow, I'm shooting an Excalibur using 20" bolts with flat nocks, so I don't really see why they wouldn't work very nicely.
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I use 14 1/2 inch bolts. It allows about 1/2 inch for the broadhead to clear the tip of the bow. Anything less than that will not allow you to mount a broadhead.
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i have found that the 20" moon nocked arrows work the best. generally the carbon express ones, but you can shoot whatever size you would like. as far as broadheads are concerned as well (to go along with the 20" arrow) i never go above 100-125 grain broadheads. keeps the balance really good for distance with the 100 grain broadheads.
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I was using it for a 80lb crossbow and sometimes the bolts imbedded so deeply that they were nearly unretrievable. But those were bolts not arrows. I think it would be perfect for a bow with a lower draw weight. Hope that helps.
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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.