Musen 20 Inch Carbon Crossbow Arrows, Hunting Crossbow Bolts with 4” Rubber Vanes and Replaceable Tips, Moon Shape Nocks Crossbow Arrows for Hunting & Targeting Practice, 12Pcs Yellow
Brand: M MUSEN
Color: Yellow&Black
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Hunting & Fishing, Archery, Arrows & Parts, Arrows & Shafts, Crossbow Bolts & Arrows

Description: Outter diameter : 8.8mm Inner diameter : 7.6mm Material of arrow shaft : carbon Length of arrow shaft : 20 Inch Weight of arrow point (broadheads only) : 125 grain Weight: about 37.5/ Pcs Arrow nock : halfmoon shape Arrow vane : 4" vanes , two yellow one black with aluminium insert for screwing the arrow tips Usage : for crossbow hunting or archery

Quantity: 12pcs; shaft length: 20”; shaft material: carbon; outer diameter: 8.8mm; inner diameter: 7.6mm; unit weight: 425grain. Fletched with 4” TPU rubber vanes.
Made of precision carbon material, the shaft is extremely strong, straight and solid. High quality material contributes to optimal accuracy and straight flight. Best choice for its solidness and durability.
Made of stainless steel, the field point tips have a good penetration in targeting practice training and wild hunting. Screwed in arrowheads can be easily removed and replaced by other 125 grain broadheads and hunting tips according to your needs.
Well inserted moon shape nock is solid and hardly falls off. 4” rubber vanes can help the arrows keep a good balance and straight flight path. Have a good performance in various weather conditions in wild environment.
Great hunting & target practice crossbow bolts suitable for youth, adults, beginners and professional hunters. Work well on crossbows on market such as Barnett and Centerpoint.

Brand: M MUSEN
Color: Yellow&Black
Material: carbon
Team Name: crossbow arrows
Item Weight: 0.99 Pounds
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 21.5 x 4.72 x 1.65 inches
Package Weight: 0.45 Kilograms
Brand Name: M MUSEN
Suggested Users: teen-boys
Manufacturer: M MUSEN
Part Number: 43237-2
Size: 20Inch
Date First Available: June 1, 2017