What size arrows are best for targets? I don't see where this size what size they are. Thanks
1950312
If I remember correctly they are 24 inch. I bought 26 inch spares before knowing that and they worked fine.
126431
depends on your draw length. i have a long draw length (this bow is just under my draw length by about an inch) so i need a longer arrow. i have a draw length of 32" so i use a 32" arrow. hope this helps.
1918762
I use 31 inch arrows in the quiver, but you could use 29 inch arrows. However, I would not recommend using this as a children's quiver (I don't know if that's what it is intended for) the strap is made for an adult, even on the tightest setting... but yes, 29 inch arrows should be fine. hope this helps.
1341736
I'm sorry but I do not know. You will need to find the outer diameter of your arrows and the diameter of the tips. I can tell you that I have been shooting bows for over 25 years and these tips are the best practice tips I have owned. They are very easy to remove from the same targets that other tips used to be difficult on
2263790
I use 30" carbon arrows with feathers, and they fly really well. Don't get plastic vaned arrows. That bow amazes the onlookers at the range, making them wonder why they spent $1500 on a compound bow!
1148705
Max draw length is 26" so any arrow 26" or longer will work, except wooden arrows designed for smaller draw weights. I just bought the cheapest aluminum arrows I could find.
993685
I believe it will depend on the length of arrow you order. The are available in 3 different lengths. My son has a shorter draw because he is a smaller person so the 26 inch works great. If you are a teen or young adult you most likely will be using a longer arrow because you have a stronger/longer draw and 30 inches would be okay. If you are hunting game a different bow is most likely in order....these are good for practice targets.
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.
1607392
By size do you mean length? If so that will depend on the draw length. If you are new to archery I recommend going to your local archery shop to get arrows. Take the bow with you and they can set you up with the proper draw length and make the arrows to fit. I hope this helps
383239
I prefer a 30 inch arrow. Easton makes several that are great for this bow.
1142788
They come in cut at 32". You have to cut them to your length. FYI, it's the best arrow I have ever shot!
1609238
ya for target practice. I generally go with Carbon when hunting and have started phasing out all the aluminum arrows
266327
It would be a good idea to purchase a target. It's pretty sizable. I purchased the bow, arrows & a target when I bought mine in December.
1212647
These arrows are about 28 inches from the nock to the arrow head, so you're draw length is more of a determining factor. The shafts seem kind of light so I wouldn't use them with a heavy draw weight. Some people have complained about the shafts being warped, and some of mine are but hey...primitive arrows. If I'm going to hunt I'm going to get some carbon arrows and sharp broad heads, but I might use these on small game. Overall they are a nice product and look really good.
625243
The arrows are junior sized. There are packages of extra arrows that are sold separately.
1023816
Absolutely. My brothers wife shoots a 35# recurve, and the arrows stick with no problem. Crossbow bolts do not have as much kinetic energy as a longer arrow because they are shorter. You will not have any problems with this target.
1255637
I ordered them by mistake, the arrows are 28" long and good quality. My bow is a 70# draw tomahawk and shatters theese arrows. The arrows are ment for a youth bow, not mine. They are fine with anything up to a 35# draw in my opinion. Check out three rivers archery.com, they are the experts.