Can you shoot broadheads into a block target?

Thankfully, you can use broadheads to shoot targets, however, depending on the material that the target is made from you could risk breaking or dulling your broadheads. Let’s consider some of the different types of targets and how they might affect a broadhead.

Should field points and broadheads shoot the same?

Align Your Arrow Rest Slight arrow-rest misalignments can cause broadheads and field tips to fly differently. Shoot one broadhead and follow it with two field tips. If the field tips group higher than the broadhead, your arrow rest is too low, which causes broadheads to plane lower than field tips.

Why are my broadheads shooting left?

If it is still shooting left, you need to move the rest further to right. If it is now shooting right, you moved it too far. If it is shooting dead center but still high, you need to move it down.

Can you shoot broadheads into a 3d target?

Broadheads will come out of just about any target you shoot them into pretty easily. So you know, shooting broadheads into a 3d deer will really tear it up quick. You will be shooting and before long there is chunks of foam coming out with your arrow.

Why do my broadheads shoot left?

Why do I use G5 solid broadheads?

I personally use G5 solid broadheads because they’re very consistent and fairly indestructible they can be reached sharpened and they fly very reliably when the bow is tuned correctly and we have the correct Arrow what’s the correct spine and fletching behind it, and more compact designs as the larger heads can catch too much air and plane.

Do you need to tune a fixed blade Broadhead?

Depending on the size of the head, the cutting diameter, or style of broadhead I may not be able to tune to same point of impact as field tips or achieve accurate flight to all distances. Three arrow group using fixed blades at 100 yards. It is really important to shoot your broadhead setup to all distances you plan on hunting at.

What to do if your Broadhead arrow is not straight?

Simply set your arrow shaft on the rollers and spin it in order to observe the ends of your arrow. If the tip of your broadhead is not perfectly straight while spinning, then your arrow is either bent or your insert is not straight. Try using the G5 Arrow Squaring Device to correct the alignment issues with your broadhead.

How can I get broadheads to shoot the same as field points?

Fix this first. When your arrows seem to be like darts, tracking nicely, and when you stand behind your target and look at where they are pointing back towards where you shot from, they should be pointing to the spot where you were standing.