Satellite™ Field Points
The old standard for practicing and sighting in your archery combination. Satellite™ Field points are available in a wide selection to match broadhead weights and arrow shaft diameters. Dozen.
NOTE: 5/16 dia is the most common size point used on carbon arrows.
Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 26
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by llorracod great lightweight field tips
These little field points are the bomb! Match up nicely with the new carbon arrows as they are lightweight and seem so tiny, Will definitely buy more in the future
February 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by swmpthng88 Decent points
They seem to be holding up just fine. No problems. Field points are pretty straight forward.
October 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bubbatron Great for practice
Great practice points! These wont tear up your target and they pull out easy. I shoot almost daily and have shot thousands at my target and my target has no problems. Get the weight that equals you broadheads and your good to go. For the price these cant be beat!
October 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by seckmanlax field point
best field tip i have use it shoots accurate and it doesnt tear up my target
October 17, 2012
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im new to archery. do field points like snap on top of an arrow or does it come with the whole arrow
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field points screw into the insert in your arrows. very easy to useA:Â
Field points screw onto the arrow shaft.A:Â
Field points do not come with the arrows, they are attached at the end of the arrow.Details:Â
The diameter of the arrows is 0.245" inside on both grain sizes and 0.294" outside on 300 grain and 0.293" on 400 grain sizeDetails:Â
I' m using a compound bow with 49lb draw weight, just target shooting what combination arrow and point should i be looking forAnswers
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First thing first, when selecting arrows you usually get what you pay for and lets face it, Look at the cost per arrow rather than the cost per dozen. If you want a very good arrow go with the carbon express blue streak maxima. If you wanna spend an extra 10 dollars get their blue streak selects. 450 arrow size would be appropriate. Then follow that up with 75 or 85 grain tips. Using 100 grain tips will cause you to lose a lot of speed and make your shots look like you are lobbing the arrows at the target from 30 yards out. I believe the 5/16 is the proper size diameter for that arrow as well. I personally prefer the saunders tips. Hope this helped and good luck!A:Â
Target shooting is practice shooting. You should select the grain of the practice points for the size of the game you would be seeking if you were actually hunting.Answers
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