The length of this item is very important when making a selection that works well for you. If a design is too short for an archer’s draw length it will throw off their accuracy, and they won’t be able to get the distance they want during travel. There should be at least two inches of the structure beyond the riser when you are at the full draw which is why most designs in this brand cover a low range length of 27 inches and go all the way up to 32 inches.

Black is a very common color used on these types of products which is excellent for persons such as hunters. They need to remain hidden and avoid being seen as that may startle or scare off their prey. Colored fletches will stand out way too much for them but may be a great addition for competitive archers. The splash of color may add a unique flair to their shot. Colors such as brown are great for beauty as they can mimic classic wooden designs which allow your selection to look not only professional but it can also add an elegant touch.

Full metal jackets have quite a few benefits when it comes to product performance and function. It reduces friction as the bolt travels through the air which simultaneously allows the product to retain its kinetic energy. This allows it to maintain speed while improving travel distance. Another benefit is that it makes it easier for users to remove their item from objects which is especially useful when using the product for things such as target practice.

C2 is a common element used to construct these products and it has a wide range of valuable properties. Carbide, the name by which this alloy is most commonly known is a blend of carbon and iron. It is highly durable and offers resistance to tear and high levels of wear. Although this is one of the lower grades available it is long-lasting and superior to other metals such as steel. It also takes holds the efficiency of its point without the need for sharpening.

Pure carbon construction has its benefits and have been used for construction on some designs on this list. This material is commonly used for both product construction and coating. This metal is very strong and can handle condition of high wear. It is also lightweight which is ideal for distance of travel. The use of this material as a coating is also quite common as it is highly resistant. When merging it with other metals it can affect the strength each property which is why using this pure metal is a move in the right direction.

Aluminum is generally used for the shaft or casing of the arrow and for good reason, it is lightweight which improves speed and distance of your shot. It is strong which is an excellent feature for both archers as well as hunters, especially for two vital reasons. First off as regards archers, they need their product to stand up to a high level of wear and for hunters, the strength of this product means deeper penetration. This can produce and through and thorough shot making it easier to catch their prey or track them if they have been injured.

7075 alloy which is a combination of aluminum and zinc produces a highly durable metal that is ideal for these types of products. It is a very strong metal that can easily stand up in quality to others on the market such as steel. The density of this metal is low which makes it lighter with a higher level of maneuverability. This allows it to travel faster and further than some other alloys which makes it a common choice for many designs on this list.

Carbon cores are a common feature with these types of products and for good reason this material is very dense and offers a high level of strength and versatility. It is also highly resistant to wear and external environmental conditions which is why it is used to increase the strength and overall product durability. Placing this metal at the core of the structure and combining it with shells made from materials such as aluminum has proven highly effective.

Some designs feature a microsmooth finish which helps improve not just the look of the product but also its penetration. It also makes it easier when it comes to removing the product from a target. This feature is quite common and works well but there are some designs that use an anodized finish instead. Anodizing not only offers the same smooth texture and consistency but it also provides a high level of resistance which improves product durability and longevity.

Nocks are designed to be fitted to your shaft and these need to be aligned with your fletchings in order to work effectively. Not all shafts have the same internal diameter so, purchasing an aftermarket nook can be a challenge as you’ll need to get the size right or it won’t work right. Having nocks that are already installed alloys you the luxury of shooting your arrows right away without having to find the right accessories. Due to its ease of use this feature is welcomed by most archers.

6mm H diameter refers to a high strength carbon allow that has been reduced and is specific to this brand. It offers users maximum penetration when engaging in activities such as bow hunting. Features include increases precision and an increased level of broadhead accuracy. It is an insert that can be purchased separately but is generally pre installed on nocks.

Precision molding allows you to alter the specifications of a particular item and tailor it for a specific purpose. This procedure can also allow you to improve specific aspects of a product for increased performance in a particular area. With these items being adjusted for performance you can enjoy the benefits of increased accuracy, better travel speed, longer distances and a higher level of penetration which can drive your overall performance in any arena.

The weight of a bolt is measured in grains per inch and is calculated based on the stated GPI and the length of the shaft. This feature can affect the accuracy of your shot as it affects the speed as well as the dip of your trajectory. If calculated incorrectly you won’t get the performance you need which is especially a problem if you are doing grouping. It is important to ensure you are shooting the right draw weight for your bow to get the best out of this product.

Straightness factor is a measure of this product’s diameter along the length of the shaft and the margin of difference measured throughout. The straighter the item is the more accurate it is said to be. Straightness generally ranges from .006 to .001 with .001 being the highest quality available. Once kept within this range your shots should be consistent and evenly grouped even at various distances down the range.

The spine alignment of your arrow can have a huge impact on the accuracy of this product. A stiff spine allows the item to maintain its trajectory without too much movement creating a true flight. The lower the number on your rating is the stiffer your spine will be and the better it will perform. This promotes consistency between shots and should be considered when doing grouping shots. You can also determine the spine deflection from the number given for stiffness.