Will this hold broadheads?
1090371
Doubtful, I think they will cut open the relative soft fabric. Furthermore it is not a huge quiver, it will nicely hold at least 12 arrows with field or 3d points.
1090372
Four or five at the most. Pay close attention to the stated size of the item; the photos must be of a child because it's certainly not that big on an adult. I ended up returning it due to its impracticality. Awesome accessory for Halloween? Absolutely. Functional equipment for a serious archer? Nope.
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.
1090374
My concern here is that this quiver is flexible and that broadheads coming in and out might slice up the sides. The stopper pad should catch the tips, but the sides could get dinged up. I might prefer something with a hard plastic tube insert of some kind for broadheads, but I've not tried it.
1781320
Yes. ATIGUNSTOCKS.com States it can hold 10, 12, and 20 gauge shells. The site is the official site of that product.
1469314
I am pretty sure they will. I hang large spinnerbaits and buzz baits with no issues in that area.
148621
No. The cover on this target is woven, and target points push the fibers apart and the holes close back up after a while. Broadheads would cut the fibers and the outer shell will fall apart.
456942
Yes. I actually bought the same grain practice heads to put on the bolts as the broad heads I use (the ones that come with the bolts are lighter). That way, I could practice/sight in my new scope with the same weight heads as I hunt with. The heads just unscrew. You just have to be sure the heads are tight once in a while as I had one come loose one time.
877151
I wouldn't use broadheads unless shooting game. Most tips are for target hunt. I suggest a 100-150 grain field tip
1376780
Time not sure if they are considered broadheads but they are not sharp and the heads are not removable
672794
Spencer, The package comes with 14'' arrows, but if you are looking to use broadheads then I would recommend 16''.Best, Bruce
1742268
They should be fine. Be careful , they are sharp on both sides of the blade. Very good broadhead.
1461832
Yes, I used these broad heads on my crossbow. After watching someone demonstrate them on a YouTube video I harvest 2 deer with them.
426230
I use 20" Headhunter bolts with Muzzy 125 broadheads. Never had an issue. Taken down 9 deer so far.
2210215
Sorry. Not familiar with those broad heads. The box is quite big though and should fit any normal broad head.
440119
The tip of 16" bolts fully cocked will hang over the end, slightly off the rail, allowing you to use with just about any broad head... If you go longer you will sacrafice accuracy due to the weight of the broadhead hanging too far off the rail. You can do it, but I wouldn't recommend it. Just stick to the 16" bolts
440120
The bolts I have are 16.5" minus tip, and yes I do have broad heads for it. Either bird tip or broad head these bolts go to the end of the track, but I don't see why you couldn't use a longer bolt . Just understand I have used shorter ones not longer ones.
295061
Trophy Ridge quivers will work. The hood will accomodate large fixed broadheads like the Ramcat.
2218229
It will hold a Savage .223 28" barrel with scope. It'd be close with a 30" barrel.
1934393
Greetings Fellow Bowhunter, I have shot broadheads into the Field Logic Shooter Buck with some success. As with any 3D target of this type it will shorten the life of the vital zone. I wouldn't recommend shooting broadheads frequently but having said that we all know how important it is to shoot your hunting arrows to insure accuracy. If you shoot your broadheads only occasionally into this target I think you will find that it will last a long time. The good news is that the replacement vital is reasonably priced and readily available. Good Luck Hunting!