Yls Crossbow Bolts Carbon Shafts 16 18 20 22 inch Green 4”Vanes Half-Moon Nocks and Removable Tips (Pack of 12)

Yls Crossbow Bolts Carbon Shafts 16 18 20 22 inch Green 4”Vanes Half-Moon Nocks and Removable Tips (Pack of 12)

$ 29.99

Score By Feature

Based on 98 ratings

Satisfaction

8.67

Customer service

9.05

Value for money

9.18

Packaging

8.80

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Product Description

The product has high cost-effectiveness. Eight millimeters (0. A crossbow bolt with a diameter of 346") and arrow heads weighing 100 grains. With these crossbow arrows, you will have speed, kinetic energy, and accuracy, making them excellent choices for beginners and youth hunters.

DURABILITY that stands the test of time. Long lasting durability and long lasting practice of shooting with precision arrows are two good reasons to opt for vane, nock, and field points.

The length of the tubing is 16". It can be used with crossbows and Xbows.

There is no problem obtaining accessories for repair thanks to the standard point, insert, and nock. There are four 4 mm TPU vanes, which are seated into the moon nocks of the bolts.

The highest quality after-sales service -Because we are professionals, we are the best. Purchasing our arrows puts you in the best position to receive the best service. Try archery today and let the joy of the sport wash over you!

Questions & Answers

Is it possible that these will function with a Barnett Hyper Ghost ?

I use them with my ripper 415 without any problems

Selected User Reviews For Yls Crossbow Bolts Carbon Shafts 16 18 20 22 inch Green 4”Vanes Half-Moon Nocks and Removable Tips (Pack of 12)

The quality of what you get depends on the price

3/5

The quality of what you get depends on the price. That's all there is to it. Cheap bolts were not the best choice, but that didn't stop me from buying them. I managed to get them to group better than 6 inches at 30 yards only using a gun vise. This experience was out of this world. In addition, we were all shocked at the FPS stability loss when we used the chronograph. 320 FPS was the top speed I was able to achieve at 20 yards with my 425 FPS crossbow. My knowledge of kinetic energy has never been disturbed by such a loss. They fly fast and erratic in short bursts.