Are these broadheads reusable, by any chance? Otherwise, this could get rather expensive, depending on how much hunting you plan on doing.
1327509
Yes they are Just get a pack of replacement blades The tips are very strong. They did an amazing job on my buck. And the blades were still razor sharp
1327510
not re-usable. yes, it is expensive. hunting in general is an expensive sport.
1327511
You can sharpen the "blades" or buy replacement. The main body and the clip last quite a while. If you need to practice you can get practice blades that will leave the hunting blade sharp. This heads tend to shoot to same point of aim as the filed heads.
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.
1751684
These seem to be from Fulton Archery and they are a great broadhead...leaves a hole like you have never seen
1934392
I wouldnt. it really isnt that great for for practice mechanical tips. it breaks up pretty easily. if you want one for broadheads go to a block.
80278
These are not hunting bolt heads. These are "target points." Using them for hunting (or as a weapon) is not really effective. It is a cruel thing to wound an animal with this bolt. There are probably sites you can visit that explain what arrows are used for hunting or weapons and why. Here is a site I found that discusses arrowheads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow#Arrowhead .
174715
The threads are the same as all broadheads/field points. They will also work on carbon or aluminum arrows. I shot small diameter Easton Bloodlines last fall and they worked well.
861108
Yes they come with field points. Then switch them to broadheads for hunting.
204728
They are in no way whatsoever meant to be used in a hunting shotgun. They are (obviously) meant for a airsoft shotgun. Sorry if I seem sarcastic however this seems very obvious to me.
1139626
lol, for several reasons. First may I say I have a reusable decocking arrow which works fine... What I use these other arrows for is when there is a squirrel, rabbit or other small animal that is in season, and I have nothing but a broadhead with me... I put one of these little beauties together and I have something more than capable to take the small game. They do work for discharging you bow... but why not also take home additional meat for the freezer?
1376780
Time not sure if they are considered broadheads but they are not sharp and the heads are not removable
598966
Yes. They are reusable. Just don't lose the attachment that "zips" them closed.
664986
Yes! Just be careful not to puncture and take care in sealing. Yes, they would not be so useful without being reuseable.
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.
2219825
Hi Zac, My apologies for the delay, but i actually got rid of all of my Gamegetters. I believe they do fit, since all of my arrow heads (field points, thumpers, and broad heads) easily screwed into all of my arrows in the past. I was shooting XX75s and Gamegetters back then. And these Broadheads I just picked up screwed into my remaining XX75s and my carbon shafts...standard insert. Cheers.
1233384
Yes - I have 3 of them I've used all hunting season. Seem to be very high quality.
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.
2175735
I would say "NO". I use 20 Ga and they are tight enough for my use...but I would loose some if I took them out hunting.