Are the tips screwed in the arrow? Or they are just glued in?
1932551
Just looked and as far as I can tell the shaft is just forced into the point. Keep in mind that these are just inexpensive arrows good only for shooting at a target or cardboard box. They work fine for me when we go out and are just practicing.
1932552
The tips are glued on. And so are the nocks which are not aligned at a right angle to the cock vane but are easily fixed with application of a little heat and a slight twist. The arrows shoot very well from my longbow.
1932553
They are glued and crimped, but seem very secure. We accidently hit a few trees instead of the target and didn't have any problems with the tips at all.
465030
The tips are stainless steel, while the body is solid plastic. These tend to stay in one piece unlike the aluminum arrows.
788142
this was my first use of a mechanical, holding onto the fixed blades for ever - I have not had this problem, the clips when aligned with the blade snap over the lip on the blade and then seat tight when screwed onto the arrow - easiest way I found to get it all together was to use the plastic tool piece they sent, push the broad down in it, the align the clip and screw it onto the arrow. I can attest they make a devastating hole, will not go back unless a state doesn't allow mechanicals. happy hunting.
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.
397387
The arrows I received did have replaceable. screw-in tips and were size 1716, which means 17/64" shaft size.
211854
There is no tip but the hook is smooth. I have had no problems whatsoever with them.
32865
I don,t know. however they look like they will last a long time. Even if you needed to replace the tip, it is so cheap that buing another one would be no big deal!
93548
The tips of the arrows are replaceable (they are just like any arrow you would pick up from an archery or outdoor store). They are good quality too.
812306
The screws are already inside the holes. Check the ends and see if they are there and unscrew them...that's how they came shipped to me...inside some of the ends.
22656
The tips are not interchangeable, not without cutting the shaft and reducing the length. This are solid secured heads, great arrows for target or rough use, mine have been through heck and still have a lot more to give.
540836
Not that I could tell. They were a soft foam like material that just ripped. I mean, I guess if you're crafty you could figure out a way to replace the tips.
93547
Yes the Arrow tips are replacable, you just need to go to your local archery store for any repairs. I also got another 6 arrows from an archery store. They tried replicating the arrows that came with the bow, and they turned out pretty well. Although they aren't exactly the same (feathers instead of blazer tails), they still shoot very well.
368104
The field tips are screw on but the inserts are glued as is the case with most carbon fiber shafts so that you can interchange the field tips with broadheads or other screw in tips.
706479
I purchased two packages and had one arrow that the fletching came off. Honestly, I don't know if it was poorly glued or if it rubbed the brush when I shot.
869850
Yes, you wrap the end of the circle around the arrow and pull the arrow tight. Kind of like a ponytail holder on a piping bag :-)
93551
Yes the tips are replaceable, they have a threaded top. They are very durable, but if you want to buy tips more suited to large game and put them on that is possible. You can use any kind of arrow made for a standard (non-crossbow) bow. The ones that come with the bow are very nice. They are carbon fiber, and very light but hard to break. I would advise buying extra though because arrows are easy to lose. You can get them at most sports stores, or walmart.
122188
just checked mine out....there are no threads inside or out on the tip,but it appears to be aluminum and if you are handy at all,you could thread the tip and make your own extention