can you take out the pratice points and put in broadheads?
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.
429877
Yes. I have used four different broadheads with these and they all fly true.
1157087
Not at all. my dad, brother and myself all use it with a variety of broadheads and it just takes the abuse
1698292
The points are not the screw in type, where you can interchange field tips with broadheads. They are only these fixed SS field-type tips. I don't really like them.
1630000
I really don't know if these heads can be used with a crossbow as I've never tried them with one. I will say they are best broadheads I've ever shot, there tough as nails, fly like fieldtips, and do massive damage on a game animal. The bloodtrails were short but very heavy, deer bleed out quickly making for easy recovery.
1701785
I have the HEADHUNTER"S and they came with 100gr.,but why would you care,the points are inexpensive and you should purchase the grain tip to match your hunting broad head.
906231
you can use any grain broadheads you want, my best advice there is to make sure you shoot in your bow with the same grain field tips as you have broadheads. If you use 100 grain field tip and a 125 grain broadhead it will shoot differently and your accuracy will decrease significantly.
1326635
sure with a good broadhead, I'm sure you can knock one down..I'm impressed with mine and the stopping power on hogs with rage broadheads
64485
You can but the guides are kinda cheap so i would watch that area. After years of complaining about the cheap guides Shakespeare finally listened and introduced the Gx2 rods. However the ugly cat as far as i know (might wanna check) didnt get the new guides and other improvements. Rinse the rod out with freshwater as soon as you done. This rod doesnt have a lot of backbone so unless you fishing for smaller game i would go with something else.
1633227
Absolutely. Took my buck with them this past season. They fly like field tips, quiet and smooth. They will break heavier bone that other broadheads won't. My buck ran maybe 20 yards before he came crashing down.
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.
2117545
No they will be fine ill usually have my field tips screwed on in the case and broadheads in a different package so they dont poke threw iv had my arrows in side pocked whole time and fetches are still straight just to be safe if u lay bag down just have that side pocked faced up
524974
The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They... » Read More The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. « Show Less
1983567
You can youtube point cutting. But they should be point cut to avoid the blunt line.
1578067
Standard threads should fit most all screw in broadheads. I recently used Muzzy's 100gr and some Cabelas expandables and they both fit perfectly.
1442283
i have found that the 20" moon nocked arrows work the best. generally the carbon express ones, but you can shoot whatever size you would like. as far as broadheads are concerned as well (to go along with the 20" arrow) i never go above 100-125 grain broadheads. keeps the balance really good for distance with the 100 grain broadheads.
2081734
You get three broad heads per pack. And the pack should include one practice broad head per pack.