Love cheap worthless broadheads
587282
Thank you China!!! Love cheap worthless broadheads. I guess I'll use them for target practice.... even though this doesn't help much since they fly different compared to my other broadheads.
3678864
They are cheaper for a reason folks... Spend the extra to get the carbon ones. These warped before I finished sighting in my bow. They might be fun for shooting into a hay bale but not for serious use.

The folks we bought them from shipped them quickly and fulfilled their end of the deal wonderfully. They get 5 stars- this 3 star review is for the product only.
223252
I tried another brand, but they just didn't work out for accuracy. When I tried one of these on short notice (with no chance to practice beforehand) it was one shot, one kill. It flew straight and true just like a field point. Both lungs and a liver, precisely on target. Now, the bad.  These are not the ones pictured.  They DO NOT have a replaceable cut on contact tip.  That makes them a one shot broadhead since replacing the blades is pointless without being able to replace the tip.  I'm not sure if I got an older design or a counterfeit, but these need to be updated to show what you are actually getting.

*Update*  I emailed NAP directly about the discrepancy.  Here's the response I got,

"Within the last year, we changed the design of the COC point.  Instead of a replaceable blade within the point, we went to an all in one piece construction."

In other words, we can no longer replace the tip portion of the broadhead.  I'm going to get a ceramic stone to see if I can sharpen it.
390225
Totally worthless junkDoes not even tell basics
3239956
Background - I shoot every day.  I bought these a few weeks ago to dial them in with broadheads (I am using Muzzy Trocar with the helic) in for hunting season.  I found my broadheads were shooting fairly similar to my fieldtips without the Nockturnals.  When I added the Nockturnals, it took me a bit to tune the bow again so that the broadheads/Nockturnals flew true to just arrows with fieldtips/Nockturnals.  They are now flying identical out to 70 yards.  When I shoot just fieldtips/regular nocks, those arrows shoot straight, but are about 2.5 inches high compared to broadhead/nockturnals.  I had to make zero windage corrections to get the arrows to match.

In practice, I have now shot the 3 Nockturnals a total of about 75+ times.

Pros -
1.  Have worked every time.
2.  Are nice and bright.  (When I was dialing in, I missed the target low under the target on one of my first shots.  I immediately found the arrow...which was cool.

Cons -
1.  They are a bit difficult to turn off.  Once you get the hang of it, they are still a pain.
2.  Tool to turn off for $10?!!  I know, you can use a toothpick or arrow tip.  But that little tool you can buy is pretty useful.  But if you need a tool for them to function...don't you think it should be included?
3.  Even with the tool, they are still a pain.  You have to make sure they actually slide up.  Which is not that big a deal if you are used to it.  But when i was first turning them off, I kept wondering if they were actually all the way off.  Like another reviewer, on one occasion it didn't slide the whole way up and lit up as I put the arrow on the string.  That doesn't happen to me now, but I have used them a bunch now.  ****Seems to me that they could add a little slot for the tool to slide into to easily slide it up.****

Bottom line - they work every time!  I saw a couple other reviews where the nock broke.  I would just have to guess that they were wrong for their arrows or something.  I highly doubt these will break when I shoot them.  I will update my review if any break.  I am buying 6 more so that I will have a dozen...8 for practice, 4 for hunting.

*Shoot straight*

9/19/2016  Update - I now have hundreds of shots with the first 3 that I bought.  The batteries are dead, but I continue to practice with them.  I'm still a fan with no issues at all.  I'll add 3 new ones to my practice quiver this week.
503366
Trash the stock hopper, it's garbage.  Get the "Low Profile" hopper......it's a sleaker look and a smaller target for opponents!
3693801
I got them and started using them as needed. I got down to the last four and 2 of those I could not thread the broadheads all the way down, making them pretty much unusable. I ,unfortunately have to give this product a bad rating unless customer service rights this problem.

Update: customer service fixed my Issue and I am here reordering. These really work well in any condition and especially in low light.
2200946
The aluminum of these arrows is very weak. Even hitting my target block, which is made of foam, from an odd angle bent the whole arrow! Not to mention one of the arrows was already bent upon opening the package. Honestly, you get what you pay for with these arrows. A pack of 12 that already comes with field tips and knocks, if they were quality arrows, they would be more expensive.
3482818
Worst arrows ever.  Just got them in the mail yesterday.  Cut to 28.5", installed inserts, put on a 125 gr Magnus broadhead.  5th shot of the day grazed my target from 30 yards, hit hay bale and snapped.  I was going to do a YouTube review of how good they look, and document how they do on my recurve elk hunt in 3 weeks.  Now I gotta do one of how awful they are.  I have never had a carbon arrow break like that, ever.  I'm sending them back, or what's left of them.  Look for my negative review under my channel, JoeJunior.

P.S.  fletchings are not what the picture shows - they're a cheap straight helical fletching with no bars
4854816
GREAT pellets; happens to be cheap too!!! Just as you expect from Crosman. I use it to shoot some pesky birds and ground squirrels around my property. I shoot with a Crosman 3051 Nitro Fury rifle (with 3-9&40mm Simmons scope). I tried comparison shooting with groups of 5 pellets, same gun, same weather, distance, position, etc... The pellets were: this ones, Crosman Premier Domed 10.5g, Umarex Meisterkugeln(8.2 grains),Crosman Destroyer, Daisy precision max pointed. To my surprise, the best groups I had with the Crosman Field Hunting box of 1250, which luckily were the cheapest per count too. After that, good results had with the Crosman Destroyers and Domed 10.5gr target. Less than happy with the Umarex pellets, and ABSOLUTELY HATE the Daisies!!! AVOID Daisy pellets-ABSOLUTE JUNK!!! So at the end, I will be happy to buy in the future the FIELD HUNTING boxes of pellets and some Destroyers for more serious game(rabbits, possums, skunks, etc..)
4904466
These must be made for gigantic heads.  Even with it cinched as tight as possible I can still put more than a fist between band and head without stretching the elastic band.  The elastic band is itself so weak I doubt that it'd hold glasses against any sort of sports-type jarring.  The O-ring, because that's all it is, will be the next spot to fail.  Mine already has some thinning where the crimping wire wrap (used to "tighten" on the eye glasses bows) has been for a while.  The wire wrap also moves VERY easily along the O-ring making me question if it really will stay tight around the end of the bow.  All in all, I'm very glad I only paid a couple dollars for these, and at that, they are GROSSLY over-price.  Sure hope I can find the old kind SOMEPLACE!  These aren't any sort of substitute for them.
1235371
Spend a few more bux and buy JSB or RWS pellets. Much better quality/more accurate.
941539
Sad excuse for a broadhead the band doesn't stay on them well as soon as it hits the target instant expansion instead of penetraiting and then opening.  Save a few more dollars up and buy the real deal swhacker broadhead. Swhacker is alot sharper and fly better.
4332170
Pros: they're pretty cheap and theres a lot of them.

Cons: youll need a lot because they break. A lot. The plastic fletching section snaps off or pulls free, leaving the aluminum shaft buried in my field point archery target.
1815436
They shoot well, but the plastic is cheap.  We have a green cross bow specific target and even shooting it from 40' away, the impact causes the plastic feather to snap off where connected to the metal bolt shaft.  We go through these things like crazy.

They shoot straight and the metal shaft and tip are good.

Buy these and consider them fairly disposable or be prepared to repair and upgrade the feather when it breaks.
605757
I bought a dozen for $36 shipped and even though they came In six business days apposed to at least 17 they are total garbage.  The shafts are adequit but the rest is s***!! I wish I could say something good but after less than 36 shots only one had all of its fletchings!! Doesn't say  the spine and peak draw weight.  One of them had the fletchings wrong so the odd colored one faced inward.  Unimpressed with this company and would never buy from them again.  The lone survivor is alright but the others even when they were whole (the first few shots) mostly had uneven flightpaths!!! DONT BUY THESE ARROWS!! Would not recommend and plan on trying to either refletch them or just plain sending them back!! This was a waste of money. I guess that's why they say you get what you pay for.
4206828
Put a vile craw as a trailer on your jig, drop shot it, just about anyway you can throw this they are deadly on Smallmouth and Largemouth bass! Highly recommend!!!