I shoot a Barnett DOA with throws the bolts at a little over 375 FPS with a KE of 133 ft lbs.. Will these work at that speed &amp; KE?
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They make a reaper broad head for crossbows. They recamend a 65# draw weight on a bow. But I only shoot a 60# draw weight. I produce 82 lbs of KE. They have always worked well for me. You should probly get the ones for a crossbow. Just to be safe so they don't open in flight. Go to grimreaperbroadheads.com. you will be able to see the different ones offers the. Hope this helps. Have a safe hunt and good luck to ya.
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Elko I looked it up once amd it stated 500 lb load rate. I use them for quads.
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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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It should be able to work on a Barnett as long as you have extra slots on your mounting rail the rings are fine hope this helps
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My brother's crossbow is a little over 300fps. It stops the bolt at about 10-12 inches of penetration. You should be fine.
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Your bow should be fine. I think the response concerning the crossbow was a bit "overstated". I'm shooting a 60# compound w/field tips and they went in 3-5 ". I've taken mine apart after more than 2000 shots and recycled the contents into a replacement bag cover which I highly recommend doing! ;0)
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Well first they are called bolts. They are stronger than arrows and do not have a regular nock. I shoot 18" or 20" . Got deer with 20" bolt with small fixed broadhead last year at 40yd. very little drop and passed right through.
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Sorry I'm not familiar with the fever. I use them in our crossbows. They shoot at 315 ft per sec. Decent bolts especially for the money.
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I use 20" Headhunter bolts with Muzzy 125 broadheads. Never had an issue. Taken down 9 deer so far.
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Hello Jim, I am pretty sure you can use 20 or 22" bolts, there is room on my crossbow. I would make sure if you are using this for hunting, you practice with the same size bolt and the same weight tips. I am very pleased with my Buck Commander. It assembled very easily, after I watched a couple youtube videos. I am shooting the 20" and they are working fine on the targets. Waiting for next hunting season. They are super fast and after sighted in, they tack the bolts. Do not use more than three at a time, you don't want to Robin Hood the bolt. Good Luck, Bill
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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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YES! I would advise that. especially if you happen to shoot outdoors in wind. I would advise weights or sandbags. Paid dearlywhen my sb-900 flash took a wind aided DIVE. If you're using a flash combined w/a soft box especially. combined weight should be no more that say 10 pounds.
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The only arrows I have used are the Barnett which came with my Ghost 350. The knocks are .297 ID, .344 OD
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If you have have rails they work just fine. I built my own ar and it works great. You will need to use loc tight though
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Yes, they work great with my Barnett Ghost 350, and the package comes with extra O-rings.I harvested the biggest buck I've even gotten with these this year, a huge 8 point that dressed at 140 pounds.Your husband will love them! Good luck to him! :-)(on a side note, they really aren't O-rings, they're little round plastic clips, they work great)
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Hi again Irvin, In checking over Barnett specs you need the 17057 Revolution / Predator Crank Cocking Device I have a few left on hand if you are interested and want to message me. Hope this helps some. Have a great weekend!
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Yes.....this crossbow is as fast as top of the line bows a mere decade ago that people have been using to kill deer for decades. Running a 425+/- grain carbon bolt at 240 feet per second relates to around 54 ft lbs of Kinetic Energy. More than enough for deer and actually passes into the bottom end of the large game category on many charts.