I know broad heads are not supposed to be used with this target. But does that include practice broad heads as well?
1820188
I have used Razor2 practice tips and the target hold up fine. all arrows pull out with no problem.
1820189
Not really sure. But I shot mine through a water jug and used this target as a back stop. It didn't tear it up real bad but I would use broadheads to practice with. I shoot with toxic broadheads. Hope this helps
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.
1376780
Time not sure if they are considered broadheads but they are not sharp and the heads are not removable
1925897
Yes. The come with field tips. They are pressed in and cannot be unscrewed and replaced with broadheads.
1964193
Yes it does. The cocking rope is well designed too. Just make certain you understand how to use it properly. I can't cock mine without heavy gloves, unless I use the rope. The rope makes it a breeze to cock. I also understand some folks damaged their rope by not making sure it sits in the groove towards the rear of the stock, just behind the sight/trigger housing. I put a scope on mine because my astigmatism would not allow me to use the red dot sight. I also found that a 17" (I cut my own Beemans) carbon arrow is ultra quiet and the best FOC setup with 125 grain Aero opening broadheads. My hunting neighbor stood by and "sound rated" the three types of arrows I tested and said he could not hear the 17" Beeman carbons. Practice with the aluminums that come with it though until you get the feel of things and learn if you may prefer a scope, etc. I could have stand hunted with the arrows that come with. They are sturdy if you don't hit hard objects with them, but I also kept them straight with my alumin. arrow straightener tool I have. Love the bow--very accurate.
921609
Yes, BUT... It works great with the training target (which is how I use it). For the Reaction Tyme targets, I would have to rack my slide really fast. It may work better for you depending on what you use it in.
1469879
Yes you will need screw in practices tips or broad heads.. Grain tip depends on your preference.. I like a 100grain middle of the road in weight
1716139
Yes and i went to amazon and also bought extra bolts the same size i was using to practice with but make sure your field tips are correct grain to match the weight of your broadheads ps. I LOVE this bow it is light and shoots like a bolt of lightning very fast and powerful
877148
You do not need broad heads. In fact, for stump and target shooting, you should not use broad heads. For target and stump shooting get field tips, judo points or blunts, all 3 styles are cheaper than broad heads.
1487867
3 and a practice one. That use to confuse me with broadheads too cause the box only shows one. But when ya flip it over there's the others
216800
"Flat tips?" It would appear you are mis-interpreting the concept of arrows and bolts. All come with a "flat tip" which has a hole in the middle with threads. Those are for insertion of the arrowhead you intend to shoot. Those arrowheads will have a threaded stem that screws into the "flat tip." Two types of heads are to be used - target and field points or broadheads (the ones with the sharp fins, or blades, for hunting). For target shooting use a target head - usually a rounded or pointed tip. Check with your local sporting goods store to see what they have in stock and get recommendations.
875749
No, arrow shafts are a separate product. This is always the case when buying broad heads.People generally customize their own arrow and broad head combination
665140
i shoot 70# and use field points and it works excellent. Best block for the money. The arrows pull out very easily. Have not tried broadheads but it says you can use them.
365117
The bow ships with three bolts that have field tips. These tips are used for general target practice. You can unscrew these and place broad heads on your bolts for hunting. However, I wouldn't recommend broad-heads for target practice as they will dull much faster. As for recommendations, it's really up to preference or what size/type of game you are hunting.
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.
148622
I shot 2 toxic broadheads into it. They pulled out pretty easily but I wouldn't do it all the time. Broadheads do way more damage than field tips lol
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!