Can the tip of the arrow be changed to a different, sharper one and if so, any recommendation? Thanks.
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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.
185680
Yes, the tip is replaceable. What I like about it is that it acts as an extention when using short tips. Good to have in your driver assortment.
706482
I had no problem the problem I had was the arrow itself better off going with xx75 ten point. Same company just better arrows.
1121640
Dear friend,our arrows are all handmade item.We embedded in a small nails in the broadhead hole to stabilise the broadhead,so you can put the nails out and put down the broadheads and then replace them with target points. If that doesn't work.You have to cut down the broadheads.Any questions and suggestions feel free to let we know.Thanks a lot.
742365
Yes. Just remove whatever is left of the original nock, clean the end of the arrow with acetone or similar cleaner, then attach a new nock. I just a utility knife and/or pliers to remove the old nock. Some people just trust friction to hold the new nock on, but you can add a drop or two of Super-glue to secure it. Just make sure it's aligned probably within a second or two. Not that difficult.
860933
I would say no. It is meant for little kids and the tips are not sharp. I'm sure it could be modified but it's pretty much just for target practice.
2106199
The tip is pointed. The serration seems to "soften" the look somewhat, but they are still pointed rather than rounded.
423553
No, the angle cannot be adjusted, and I think this one is set for a 20 American knife angle. The same company does sell sharpeners for the Asian knives, I think.
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.
18305
The Gold Tip Arrows Come Complete With Incerts However Your Local Bow Shop Will Need To Cut Your Arrows To The Draw Length, I Hope This Answer Helps You Sir.
1233819
I believe it has to be restrung though to use it correctly. My leftie son has been using this for 2 months as it came strung. He can shoot it that way but it has destroyed his arrows. We didn't realize it until we got some real feather arrows and then we realized that the propelling string is on the wrong side for shooting left handed and will tear the feathers apart on the new arrows. I believe it can simply be solved by restringing it the opposite way.
1113147
the one i got is pointed. i think you can it get either way though. its your choice when you order. its a nice knife. comes razor sharp and very light do to the titanium blade.
664396
My daughter uses youth arrows that just have round dull tips. Field Logic says you can use any tip but for that block not to use a bow with more than a 40lb draw. I would suggest if they are new to get arrows that are target arrows because they will miss and hit other things.
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It's a convex scandi so it may be a little more complicated than that. I've seen many methods but one that works is the old sand paper and mouse pad trick to really keep that convex edge. I have touched it up on a spyderco sharpmaker and it really brought It back to life. I only have it a few strokes though. Nothing major
469444
The tip seems to be steel(durable). As for extra arrows, they were when I ordered this bow available on Amazon.
1014828
Not sure if I can explain how to put it on but Dicks Sporting Goods or Bass Pro Shops or something like that can install the sight , arrow rest and can also adjust the draw weight fairly cheap. As for as sighting it in adjust your two pins with the red dots the way your arrows are grouping. If they are high and to the right move your pins up and to the right. . If your arrows are grouping low and to the left move your pins down and to the left. Move the two pins the way the arrows are grouping. Took me a few hours to get it real close. I love my bow (my first one) but shoots accurate and can't wait for turkey season to open
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Yes, in a way. You can always change the positioning with no problem. My husband has changed our several times as he has gotten new knives to add to his collection. I hope this answers your question. If you need more information, please feel free to ask again!