Ambitious target shooters demand repeatable results and as little wear on their materials as possible. The focus is on regular practice, and the goal is the greatest possible precision and accuracy in competitions.We have optimized our Target Arrows for these requirements. Highly precise flight characteristics, a weight matched to our limbs, a very robust design, and a point that does as little damage to the target as possible. Our arrows also feature a very appealing visual design – in the case of the Target Arrows a blue anodized aluminum ring, carbon shaft, and CNC turned stainless steel field point.Our Target Arrows are designed to be reused countless times, provided they are fired into a suitable target medium and provided the archer takes care to avoid striking an arrow in the target by firing another arrow into it.

The Bodkin Arrows with the black coding ring have a sharp point made of hardened tool steel and are heavier than our Target Arrows. The higher weight and hardened point give these arrows considerable penetrating ability. Even though they have no blades, these arrows cause considerably more serious wounds than Target Arrows. That and the ability of these arrows to penetrate targets particularly well makes them especially dangerous. This means that extreme care must be exercised when using bodkin arrows, and better target media are needed.Note that the sharp edges on these arrow points actually cut the target medium, and that Bodkin Arrows thus wear targets out significantly faster than our Target Arrows. Because of this, we do not recommend these arrows for regular practice.The somewhat higher weight means that these arrows cause less stress to the limbs. The color code is provided by a black anodized aluminum ring, and the arrow shaft is made of carbon.

Our Hunting Arrows with razor-sharp blades turn the AR-6 Stinger II repeating crossbow into a very dangerous weapon. These arrows, fitted with broadhead points, cut with ease through leather, hide, and tissue and cause heavy bleeding. A single hit with such an arrow can easily cause mortal wounds, so extreme caution must be exercised when using them.We are particularly proud of the outstanding flight characteristics and precision of our Hunting Arrows. These arrows were developed especially for hunting and pest control. And they already have an impressive track record in North America, where crossbow hunting is very popular.

Note: Hunting Arrows are primarily a single-use product because they typically pass through the game animal and are destroyed or heavily damaged when they strike the ground or a tree. Because of this, these arrows are approved for higher draw weights relative to the arrow weight than other arrows.

Attention: Be sure to comply with the hunting laws in your country or state! Crossbow hunting is highly restricted in Europe!

Just like our Hunting Arrows, our Warbolts are fitted with a blade. But unlike our Hunting Arrows, these tips are based on historical arrow point designs. The designation “warbolt” comes from the fact that points of exactly this type were used in long-ago wars. They are considerably more robust than Hunting Arrows and offer much better penetration through hard materials (for example metal armor in a historical context) than the less robust Hunting Arrows thanks to the heavy forged and hardened point. This means that the arrows can be reused more times, and that they are not as susceptible to damage. At the same time, the cutting edges on these arrows are not nearly as sharp as on our Hunting Arrows and also cannot be sharpened to such a fine edge due to the blade geometry. If your primary concern is having robust arrows, then our Warbolts are your best choice.

Attention: These arrows, despite having cutting edges that are not as sharp, cut with ease through leather, hide, and tissue and cause heavy bleeding. A single hit with such an arrow can easily cause mortal wounds, so extreme caution must be exercised when using them.

Attention: Be sure to comply with the hunting laws in your country or state! Crossbow hunting is highly restricted in Europe!