are these arrows for compound bows? and are they actually 16$ for a 36 pack?
1369640
Clearly someone screwed up but if you got in on it....Yes you should be getting 36 arrows for $16.
1277091
The arrows are standard 31" arrows with feather fletchings. They can be purchased any where feathered arrows are sold.
505913
Hi Courtney, All the Wildcat packages up to 30# come with 28" Feather fletched Easton scout arrows. This length would be appropriate for archers up to 5'10" ish. Over 30# packages come 29" arrows.
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31 1/2 " These are the only arrows I use. I don't get mine cut because I like the length(I have a 30" draw) you can get them cut at any sporting good store that sells arrows.
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
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I just got one of these about a month ago and it came with the 20" arrows not 22". Also it came with a quiver that was not magnet quick detach. So I'm guessing this is a older lot. I can say that I haven't had any issues with scratching the stock when cocking or a loose foot stirrup. I would order some custom arrows from Jerry at south Shore archery though. I tried the 20" head hunters and a pack of easton 22" devastators but you will likely find that a few arrows will fly together and a few will fly together just in a different spot. Jerry will spine index all his arrows so this shouldn't happen. They could just need nock tuning also but she's a great shooter. Did I mention it is quit compared to some others. I would buy again if I didn't have the money for a scorpyd. Hope this helps.
1142788
They come in cut at 32". You have to cut them to your length. FYI, it's the best arrow I have ever shot!
2240269
I bought the 28 inch arrows last year for my son and they work great with that particular bow as he has one as well.
214974
I bought these for my neice and they worked very well out of the box. She has a Bear recurve #20 with 60 AMO. They launched sideways off my Bear recurve #35 with 60 AMO. An archery shop could best answer this question. I would not risk the purchase without finding out first. There are very many factors when tuning arrows to match a bow.
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Not really. These arrows are much to light for a 40 lb. bow. You need an aluminum or carbon arrow for your bow. The arrow rating is usually shown on the side of the arrow. they are good for a small kids bow as they are cheap enough that you don't care if they get lost.http://www.huntersfriend.com/carbon_arrows/hunting_arrows_selection_guide_chapter_1.htmThat will tell you all about arrows.
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1 arrow but the part number is for 36 arrows. I ordered and received 1 single.
1255634
I bought these for my son to use in target practice. None have broken unexpectedly...so wood defeats foam I guess :). I'm not sure I would recommend them tho...there was quite a bit of glue on the base of the fletchings that needed to be trimmed for smooth passage off the arrow rest (made his shot pull right until we trimmed it). I'd say about 4 of the 12 arrows had this problem. Also...don't get brown. Big mistake on my part....unless you like spending 30 minutes looking for arrows buried in brush.
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I would say no. I was not impressed with these arrows and broke first time I used them
1999004
No. These arrows are only rated for bows up to 35lbs. In most states, 35lbs is the absolute minimum legal draw weight for any bow intended for hunting. These arrows also have a basic target point pre-installed. They are great for target practice, but there are so many quality customizable hunting arrows out there that it really isn't worth trying to retrofit these for hunting.
429876
I have them on a few of them for preparation only. Any arrow that has the screw in tips will accept broad arrows. Please confirm the screw size and thread pattern prior to ordering any tips. Have fun!
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They will work fine with this arrow. I have had good groups with these arrows even with fixed broad heads, so don't feel obligated to buy mechanicals if price is a concern. Generally you can buy 6 premium fixed for the price of 3 mechanicals. I highly highly highly recommend Slick Tricks because they are ultra tough and extremely sharp and the animals bleed every bit as good as mechanicals.
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These are great beginner arrows overall. However, because the have stiff plastic fletching your accuracy with a longbow would be somewhat limited unless you learn to adjust your shot to compensate. Arrows with feather fletching are the best for longbows, but they will cost you two to four times as much. The length of these arrows is pretty good especially for youth and lady shooters. A full grown man might find them too short for a comfortable draw. I am 5'4" and I can use these with my traditional longbow without too much difficulty. Between them, my kiddos have a longbow (standard), a recurve, and a compound bow and they ALL use these particular arrows. They are durable and fairly true to aim overall, but I still think the accuracy is best with the recurve and the compound, probably because they are more 'powerful' than the longbow. Hope this helps!