Could you hunt with these arrows?
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.
1977848
They have the standard round-ish 'practice' points. As opposed to sharp 'hunting' points. But these arrows are way too flimsy for hunting, anyway, unless you're hunting paper airplanes.
896725
They should be fine ... not an expert... seems like nocks would be compatible with all bow strings.... shaft will crack and splinter into stringy fiber spaghetti if you try to remove imbedded arrows from solid materials (tree stump) if you have a soft target get these ... economical i thought... they do seem to fly true although i have not tested them long range. Pretty wicked looking arrows
374277
My detachable quiver will fit with arrows attached so I would assume you will be fine. I shoot a Bear.
1091233
These are pretty much disposable fiberglass target arrows for kids. The standard archery gear like your bohning nocks are for the carbon or aluminum hunting arrows. You might be able to repair these if you can find the right size but I can't help you with that as my 3 are long gone.
1853953
Hello, i'm not sure about that,i would access Excalibur's site to find out for sure. If you shoot the wrong arrows you could blow the limbs,you don't want that to happen! Sorry i couldn't be more helpful.
1799940
Yes u can . For 10.00 more dollars I would go with xx75 arrows by ten point the arrows u r looking at tend to bend after several used . Just my opinion
458374
Yes. They will work with virtually any bow. But arrow applicability is more about the size of the shooter rather than the bow.
909889
I'm sure you could. They are good as a cheap arrow, but you might get better flight with better arrows...maybe get a set of carbon ones. Check the # age of the compound and get a good spine range for the #age. Plus the front caps are glued and whatnot. I would recommend some good carbons with blazer vanes and replaceable field points. I switched after learning my form and these fiberglass ones just sit in a jar on my desk.
2001153
You'd have to have better quality arrows, but I believe the bow is powerful enough.
1212645
Likely yes. Ultimately though depends on what're gonna do with em. They're fun., great looking, pretty solid, on the heavy side , if they're too long, remove tips and cut, taper it and go. I used mine in long bows and recurves.
22657
No they are not, these arrows are not worth the money to tell you the truth. Fletching came off way too quickly, and each arrow was bent right out of the box. Splurge on some good stuff.
822820
No but you might break it pulling it out of the wood. These are nice sharp broadheads. You should have a broadhead target to not damage them when you tune your arrows with your broadheads.
1027720
yes you can this crossbow is perfect for hunting I plan on going deer hunting this fall with it.
1698290
Nope these are for archery targets only you cannot change the heads. Think of the arrow as a pencil and the point is the sharpened part
1579334
Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just... » Read More Yes. These are for target shooting. Their very tough and can take quite a lot of punishment if you don't "jerk" the arrows out of a bag target (I use a block target, you don't lose points) instead of just trying to snatch these old school arrows out of a target, pull it out until it stops, then waggle it back and forth, and when you see the point, give it a twist! It'll come right out. These are the best wooden arrows for a long or recurve bow. Great price. Beautiful. And if you'll put a bit of Tough as Nails fingernail polish or some such at the critical points, they become just about indestructible. I've got some that I've shot literally hundreds of times! « Show Less
739791
I use these for firearm practice with cardboard inserts. Arrows would pass through and possibly hurt someone or get lost.