i shoot a 50 pound recurve bow will these broadheads work for it? or should i use another one
1757476
My sister shoots compound bow at 45 lbs. I wouldnt think there would be a difference and you'd be good to go, but that may be a manufacturer question or an archery tech.
1376781
I would call these broad heads. They are secured with a single brad. I have had them come loose and really attached them with super glue. I like these arrow heads and would recommend them to any one who shoots traditional archery
289105
if you get regular broad heads for hunting go to an archery shop and have them lined up with your fletching's this way they will fly straighter off your bow, I use mechanical broad heads.
5316
if your recurve is 63" UNstrug you should in theory go with the 60" string. strings for recurves are generally supposed to be 3.5"-4" shorter than the unstrung bow length from nock to nock. you have a some-what unusual bow length, much like my fiber glass flat bow which I find it hard to locate strings for. you theoretically need a string 59" long. you may want to do what eventually did and find some vids on youtube for making strings and then you just buy the Dacron b 50 and make it whatever length you need.
1001392
They should fit almost every modern shaft out there. .295-.296" is a pretty standard diameter for carbon arrows. Unless you have specifically purchased small diameter arrows and/or inserts, you should be good with these broadheads.I've shot beman,east on, and carbon express arrows paired with these. No issues.
1255633
I used these on a 30# long bow, and they are made well, flew straight, and held up well. I did break some of them, but that that was due to operator error, (hitting rocks and such.) I am not familiar with the bow you mentioned but if it's between 20-30# draw weight I would think these arrows will be fine for you.
2138549
Yes they are, as long as the longbow is powerful enough to launch them with enough energy to set off the primer. I have set them off with a GENESIS NASP bow which at 20 pounds releases energy comparable to a 35 pound recurve. I was shooting at hard surface (plywood) so your mileage might vary on a soft target (but you would want to avoid gut shots anyway and I believe a deer's ribcage will rebound pretty much like the 3/8 inch plywood I was using).
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.
1716139
Yes and i went to amazon and also bought extra bolts the same size i was using to practice with but make sure your field tips are correct grain to match the weight of your broadheads ps. I LOVE this bow it is light and shoots like a bolt of lightning very fast and powerful
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The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They... » Read More The short answer is yes. The real answer is: you need a 2" fixed blade broadhead to do that; two inches of blade on the front of your arrow will act like an airfoil to push your arrow in random directions. The certainly won't fly like field tips like Reapers do. You will need to practice with the broadheads you hunt with so you know where they are going to go when you shoot at a deer. Practicing with braodheads tears up your targets and your broadheads. Buy the "Buffalo Silver 3 Fixed Blade Archery Broadhead 100 Grain Compatible with Crossbow and Compound Bow 6Pcs". They claim a 2" cut channel and are six for 29 bucks delivered from Huntingdoor on Amazon. Let us know how they do for you. « Show Less
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I have used these with a crossbow. Our season just ended and I prefer to use a mechanical broadhead over the Montec 100 but this is just my preference.To answer with a simple yes or no the answer would be yes.
869771
definitely work on a recurve crossbow' s string. My husband added them to his recurve bow and I have them for mine. He shoots more than I do and he hasn't commented on the speed of his arrows changing at all since he added the beaver balls to his bow string.
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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.
1845424
They fit fine and work better with the higher velocity bolt than they do with an arrow. Like any broadhead you just need to make sure the bolt is long enoufh that the arrowhead is not sitting on the channel.
110911
I am using Easton Carbon "Raider" (55/70) (400) arrows with these points. Using it with a recurve bow. I don't see the particular arrows I own listed ( not even on Easton's website). Overall Easton arrows. Search Easton Carbon arrows on Amazon.
869772
Yes they will work on a recurve, I didn't notice any speed change in my long bow, or my recurve and they made it very quite. They are very tuff to.
78719
believe that the amount of pounds the recurve is rated at is a standard draw of 28 inches. at the draw of 28 inches is 50lbs for a recurve rated 50lbs. still I pull my bow 30 inches which increases the poundage. I shoot 31 inch arrows with a inch left over the front. of course one could draw further depends on length of arm and strength.