are they durable, good for target practice
1284162
They are Pretty durable. I would save three just for hunting and use three for target they are great for the price tho. I am greatly impressed.
1284163
....durable? I would say yes.....for target practice? The answer is no.....the three blade broadheads are designed for hunting, and doing as much damage as possible to your target! I would not waste them for target practice, just stick with the regular medal point head. Hope that helps....good luck....Turkman
647808
I have not used them too much, but they have worked very well when I did use them and they have not done any damage to the guns I have used them on.
2008064
My son says they are pretty good quality for the price. He uses then for deer hunting.
507297
Not bad. I got them and as long as you have an idea how to throw they stay in target. I use card board mounted on a pallet.
2225253
I throw them at wood everyday. The design makes them a little less "point strong" than a Cold Steel Tru Bal or something but I have had no problems and after a rain my targets tend to get pretty hard due to the amount of pine resin in them. They won't last forever but I've already put thousands of throws on mine and I keep them sharp so they stick with no damage.
1150166
Absolutely - they are designed to meet MIL-PRF-31013 ballistic protection, ie withstand an impact from a .17 caliber 5.1 grain projectile traveling 600 fps. BBs are about 5 grain but only travel 200-300 fps max, so no danger at all from ricochets. I use these at the range over my glasses for pistol shooting, and they are high quality protection.
1731020
Hi, I would say fairly durable. We've had two for about a year now and we use them as goals, and have had no problems. However, my kids are young 9 ,7, 7. So they do pretty limited damage. But for us they have been perfect.
988408
The durability of these should be good, but it depends on how you use and/or handle them. If you are rough with them by pulling them off your head abruptly, the elasticity could make them lose grip over time. If you are gentle with them, they can last a lifetime. I hope this helps.
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.
661555
Yes. I think they are very durable. As good as at something you wound spend $30 on.
1875674
No, they have just enough weight to them that you can throw at a target. But when it hits the target there's no damage or hurts!
1888963
These are intended for training of misfires, misloads and the like. They are simply replicas of the 45ACP. They will work fine for a while, but since they are aluminum they will wear after repeated use.
2087050
They are pretty good. I have over 2000 rounds of 556 and never lost zero. I suspect any air rifle wouldn't need anything other than one.
1393047
Very useable, do not nit pick too much. .177 and .22 are good for 60-75 yards both within a quarter size on target. Get the revised version and In the xl if you want more power a cleaner trigger. But ZERO complaints from me
1203783
I shoot a walther ppks and its great!! Bought a extra pair when friends go to range with me. Well worth the money.
604942
I have only used them for shooting and they work well for that, they will defiantly cut down on the sound but aren't going to make it disappear.
1782838
I use em for airsoft but they are good and durable so i think theyd be fine for paintball. Good luck.