Are the arrow tips blunt for training purposes. Like for little kids?
658143
They are a little pointed they stick into most targets with about 20+ pound bow
658144
They are pretty sharp in my opinion. Using a 30 Lb bow accidentally shot a 0.5 inch particle board. It penetrated.Would not recommend these for little kids.
658145
No! These are really sturdy arrows with enough of a point that I would not want them to be used by children unsupervised. I use them with my 12 year old but make sure our dogs are not outside with us. They are really good arrows however!
658146
Unless the arrow has a rubber stopper on it no children under 16 years of age should be allowed to shoot a real bow without supervision. I have purchased some of the "dull" or bullet point arrows for my 9 y/o twin granddaughters. They bounce off anything other that a foam target. Again the important thing is SUPERVISION FOR CHILDREN.
658147
The points are field points for target shooting into straw or foam targets but they can be changed to better field points or broad heads
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.
1428089
Not at all. You will want to check the length though. We get our arrows at Academy. Just be sure and price them-arrows can get expensive!
1587472
It depends on how hard it gets fired, and what it hits, I guess. The arrows are maybe 1/2 inch dowel, with rubber tips that come off very easily. I don't think it would cause serious damage, unless it hits someone right in the eye. They're pretty flimsy as arrows go. Certainly not something to use as an actual bow and arrow set.
1697144
No. It is a narrow box with a tiny twine loop. My 3 year old grandson learned to shoot with this and it is great. We made new arrows with dowels and pointed pencil erasers for tips. I used an exacto blade to cut slits in the end of the dowel to catch the bowstring.
592994
Yes, you can. They are shorter than the arrows that come with the bow, but they do work with it and are a good option if you want more of the arrows with suction cup tips rather than the foam tip. Note that they are also available in a bright blue/green color instead of camo if you prefer that.
1368430
They have a soft tip, but they shouldn't be shot from close range depending on the bow it's being shot from.
93551
Yes the tips are replaceable, they have a threaded top. They are very durable, but if you want to buy tips more suited to large game and put them on that is possible. You can use any kind of arrow made for a standard (non-crossbow) bow. The ones that come with the bow are very nice. They are carbon fiber, and very light but hard to break. I would advise buying extra though because arrows are easy to lose. You can get them at most sports stores, or walmart.
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.
146971
These arrows have a crimped on tip, which is considered a target practice arrow. The tips aren't normally removed and/or replaced. Like for instance the tip can't be changed out for a hunting tip. Target practice only. However; the arrows which come with a Barnett Jr. Archery Bows do have arrows which you may replace the tips with practice or hunting tips. These specific tips aren't intended to be removed. Hope this helps you.
51740
They are not pointed, it's kind of rounded at the tips. I have been very satisfied with them. Use them for cutting herbs out of the growing containers, parchment, opening bags and cutting the backs out of chickens when I smoke them. I don't see a need for a sharp point for the kind of cutting I do.
693115
I would say anything shorter than what comes with the bow would make it difficult for the arrow to stay put when the child draws the bow back (ie. the tip of the arrow may be shorter than the handle therefore making it next to impossible to actually release/shoot the arrow). My husband purchased a bunch of extra arrows at our local big box store for circa $2 a piece and they've worked really well with this set.
1820188
I have used Razor2 practice tips and the target hold up fine. all arrows pull out with no problem.
1404625
No,, but the tips are, and you could sharpen them, but for a halloween costume I wouldn't recommend it, their basically for looks only , and if their for a child I wouldn`t suggest them at all, they are very big fitting wise also, I have big hands and it`s big on me ,
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.
1125847
Children's ears are very delicate. I'd avoid using these, they can be very powerful at times and kills hearing. To answer your question, yes they include smaller tips for kids.
22656
The tips are not interchangeable, not without cutting the shaft and reducing the length. This are solid secured heads, great arrows for target or rough use, mine have been through heck and still have a lot more to give.