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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.
Web ID: 10013
Rated 5 out of
5 by
OldMauser from
Good Field PointsPurchased these for my crossbow. Seem to work just was well as I expected. I am not one of those who needs absolute consistency (there's no such thing) so I don't bother to weigh them. My arrows fly straight enough for me, so I am happy with them. I use these points on both aluminum and carbon arrows with no issues (save for the arrows that I robin hood). My arrows are shot on a 175lb recurve style crossbow rated at 235fps.
Date published: 2017-05-13
Rated 4 out of
5 by
duckomaniac from
They work.Quality is good and they easily screw into the inserts.
Date published: 2015-07-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
michailiuk911 from
Awsome arrowsUsed these a lot I've blow through foam block hit tree sunk arrow three inches unscrewed tip arrows still good to go no cracks or chips shoot really nice very accurate and durable no complaint here
Date published: 2014-02-28
Rated 3 out of
5 by
SewWhatsNewD from
Great from GrandsonPurchased for grandson's first properly fitting compound bow and for a Lefty!
He is practicing. 3D targets will always be his game.
Date published: 2013-12-16
Rated 4 out of
5 by
LrChief from
FPWas easy to use, good buy, like the number that came per package
Date published: 2013-10-15
Rated 1 out of
5 by
jimbob1ng from
sorry productFred Bear would roll over in his grave . threads on field points were burred and would not tighten without help from pliers . I returned this item.
Date published: 2013-10-14
Rated 3 out of
5 by
BallPlayer17 from
Needs quality controlTwo out of three tips were too long on the threaded end, not seating properly. There was a paper-thickness gap with one and a millimeter gap with another. Both were tried with the same arrow. Tip three seated properly. Although these are field points used for sighting in, it is still critical that they seat properly.
Date published: 2013-10-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HeyitsNatalia from
Awesome Feild PointsI got these field points to go with my new carbon arrows. THEY WORK GREAT! They're super light but very durable, which is perfect. the points stayed very sharp after getting shot into a tree for 2 months now! I definitely don't regret the purchase! I'll be buying these again for sure!
I have Easton XX75 2413 and 2213 arrows. What size field tips and grain should I use?
Asked by: Redbandit24
for the 2213s, use the 11/32" points. for the 2413 use 3/8" points
Answered by: OldMauser
Date published: 2017-06-01
im new to archery. do field points like snap on top of an arrow or does it come with the whole arrow
Asked by: aflsdaflkajglakgdjlkadgsl
There are a couple of different types of points. Screw-in, Screw-on, Glue-in and Glue-on. The points you use is determined by the type of arrow you use and what that arrow requires. Most aluminum and carbon arrows are screw-in types, wood arrows are usually glue-on. Hope this helps
Answered by: OldMauser
Date published: 2017-06-01
how to choose correct grain of point
I' m using a compound bow with 49lb draw weight, just target shooting what combination arrow and point should i be looking for
Asked by: jdhutch1
What u need to know is your draw weight of your bow. The minimum in my opinion is 6gr. Per pound of draw weight, meaning for a 50lb draw the total arrow weight should be at least 300 grains. Find the arrows with the spine you want, cut to length and figure out the shaft weight. Then subtract the shaft weight from the minimum and you get the smallest grain broad head you should use. Remember the heavier the broad head the more F.O.C. your arrow is.
Answered by: duckomaniac
Date published: 2017-06-01
for this arrow if i order 1 does that mean 1 , 12 pack or just 1 arrow?
Asked by: Microsoft
Thank you for your inquiry. If you order a quantity of 1, you will receive one 12 pack of field points. These are not arrows.
