Shafts come with varying degrees of stiffness that stiffness is referred to as the “spine” of the bolt. A combination of both these materials is sometimes used as well. Most modern crossbow arrows are made from either aluminum or carbon these materials are light-weight, do not splinter, and are very resistant to bending. The shaft is the main “body” of an arrow, and it is to the shaft that all other elements of the (mentioned below) are attached. Slightly longer arrows are usually fine, shorter ones are not because the tip could interfere with the crossbow rail (the groove where the arrow goes).Ī crossbow arrow is made up of the following parts: The Shaft All crossbows come with a recommendation from the manufacturer regarding the length of the arrows you should use when purchasing new arrows, you should make sure that they are the same length as recommended. Most crossbow arrows are 16″ to 22″ in length, with the average being 20 inches. For the sake of simplicity, we’ll refer to it as a arrow in this article. Linguistically speaking, however, whenever someone talks about crossbow bolts or arrows, they are usually speaking of the same thing. Technically speaking, a bolt has no stabilizing vanes near the back, while an arrow always does. Both definitions are correct, however the word “bolt” can only be used in conjunction with a crossbow (never with a regular bow). Some people refer to the crossbow projectile as a bolt, while others call it an arrow. “Arrows” or “Bolts”? What’s The Difference? Make sure to check out our best crossbow recommendations as well. To get a better understanding of how this will impact your crossbow shooting experience, see our article: arrow drop – charted test results. So let us accompany You on Your way through our store.Important Note: Please remember that the weight of your arrows can have a significant impact on accuracy and sighting-in. Sounds good, right? Thats good for You and good for us.
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