Mini Crossbow Bolts, 6.3" Crossbow Arrows, Aluminium Cross Bow Bolts Arrows for 50-80lbs Pistol Crossbow Precision Target, Great for Practicing Shooting Target, Small Hunting Archery (36 Pack)

Good cheap replacement bolts, the tips do not come off but that's fine I just wanted some to shoot around the yard. The tips are more pointy than those that came with my pistol crossbow, and the fins seem to have a thicker plastic too.

I have a 80 lb draw-weight pistol-size crossbow that uses 6+" bolts. OEM bolts run around two bucks each, and are easy to lose in the field, and also bury themselves completely in a normal styrofoam archery target, making them difficult to find, and even more difficult to extract from the target if you do locate them. Of course, these Kavard bolts also have the same propensity to get lost. So I was looking for something a lot lower in cost to me when bolts go wayward. These Kavard bolts looked promising at around a half-buck per bolt. The only negative appearing in a few of the reviews indicated the bolts may come apart. So on receiving these bolts, I tested each one trying to pull them apart -- and they all passed --none pulled apart. However, they will pull apart if you try to pull them out of a stiff target material, such as the gym floor mats I use in my homemade targets. Then you can either take the target apart layer by layer (which I do), or glue the bolts back together with a strong glue - or do both. I also weighed the bolts and compared the weight against the higher priced OEM bolts -- they weighed the same. And the visual inspection also showed the bolts to be identical in dimensions and materials. So being an engineer, I satisfied myself that these results justify buying the lower cost Kavard bolts. One additional thing I do to all my bolts is paint the aft end of the bolt a bright color to help me locate them (assuming they're not completely buried inside a target or dense undergrowth.) EDIT: The fletching on these Kavard bolts tends to break off the shaft on target impact ever since I greased up the crossbow slide, and can't be repaired by just sticking the shaft insert part of the fletching into metal shaft, as that insert is broken off the fletching.

Exactly what it says is exactly what you get

I have a small crossbow pistol shooting range in my basement. One of the things we do with it is to create a fun shooting gallery for our annual family Halloween party. I place baby watermelons and small pumpkins on shelves in front of the cosplay-foam-covered plywood backboard and then hang apples from strings in front of it. We shoot from about 15 feet away. I always expect a few bolts to break or to get imbedded too far in the plywood to pull out. I was running low on bolts for this year's party, so I saw these and thought I'd try them out. As noted in other reviews, the fletching (back end) comes right off with little effort right out of the package. But, as suggested, I pulled them all off as soon as I got them, added a few drops of superglue to each, and pushed them back into the shaft. That worked and none came apart when we were using them. The tips are all very firmly attached to the shafts and none came off. After a couple hours of near continuous shooting, reusing most of these bolts many times, about a third of the plastic fletchings broke. But we had a great time and I still have two thirds of these left to play another day.

they work just great with my bear xl mini crossbow. a bunch of bolts for not a lot of money, yes please. youre going to lose a few, it happens.

worked excellent in my 80lbs hand held crossbow. these arrows were great for target practice. I later bought the arrows with edged tips for hunting.

Straight, tough,

Fast very fast the wife : Grandson & I Love them there Strong 1 thing Crazy Glue The fins

avec les flèches originale de mon arbalète pistolet tout est parfait ce retire avec charme de la cible mais avec les flèches acheté sur Amazon, un tire et la plume m’est resté dans les main en la retirant , la flèche complètement enfoncé, assez désagréable . Pour des flèche de pratique elle devrait être plus solidement fixée surtout que c’est "des flèches de pratique "ce qui prétend qu’on peut les utiliser plusieurs fois!! Mais non un tire une flèche !!