are they good for hunting
1658917
It's pretty accurate with the mounted sight so I would say if you got a shot at small game it would do the trick.
1658918
Short answer, No. In my state (california) there is a list of requirements that it cant meet, but if you live elsewhere perhaps. However without broadheads, these must rely on penetration alone. These arrows barely stick in soft particleboard. The arrow point cant be removed and trying to attach blades and a real nock is not worth your efforts. If you buy these just shoot at soda cans or soft backed targets.
355319
absolutely, they are great. My husband uses his all the time. We live in Montana on a cattle ranch so we can watch our cattle from far far away. you will be happy with them.
1724311
Definitely, I have killed five deer so far and all were very quick kills. They shoot straight and true from my 150 lb Horton Crossbow.
2008815
not out of the box, but with some light tuning, it would be good for small game, it doesn't have enough pounds to take out a deer. The arrows that come with it, also are fixed tips, so you would need arrows cut to have a hunting tip, as they are field tips.
1158926
Not for hunting. It uses BB's and pellets, but the muzzle velocity is very low (weak); about 350 fps. Good enough for shooting paper targets and cans for fun and target practice.
1233384
Yes - I have 3 of them I've used all hunting season. Seem to be very high quality.
43020
I used them hunting in Wisconsin last month. They are super clear and worked great for game 200 - 400 yards away.
1376778
I would say they are broadheads but not to hunt with.They are not meant to be removed.
758109
I think so. They are good enough for me and a compound bow and I have a 6ft arm span so I can draw fairly long.
32255
I have been using a couple of mine for over 15 years. Primarily I use them when I am deer hunting.
1921035
They work very well in the field as there are usually only a few shots fired but on a shooting range there really is no substitute for hearing protector ear muffs and they aren't all that expensive. I use these for deer hunting.
1792110
They're great for target practice. Not really flexible shafts (it's rigid plastic with only a very slight amount of flexibility), and they will break pretty easily if the target is missed and the bolt goes into the ground or a rock. Luckily they're cheap, but I wouldn't recommend for hunting anything other than a straw bail from a long distance (you will lose the bolt in the straw if you shoot at close range). Hope this helps :D
1855277
yes, I would say so. They are of good quality and have very good range. The neck strap is good as well and should be comfortable for long periods of carrying.
1276453
I use them for watching wildlife, but I would suggest it takes some time to be comfortable with the sites, because they are small but certainly useful in "back yard" viewing. I live on a canal and there aren't deer and large animals, but birds, and we had a raccoon visit not long ago.
2049639
They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye... » Read More They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. « Show Less
2071581
They are a nice size to shoot in all direction. I also zip them up at times, because that are to big, and the deer can see the motion. Make sure shooting rails are at the bottom of the window ripper when you put the blind on the tree stand. I will be hunting with my cross bow this year from the blind. Hope this helps? :)
1798609
Bow hunting is a fairly technical activity. I recommend lot's of study, training and practice before going hunting. But: No, don't hunt with these.