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Crossbow Bolts | All of the Top Brands | Easton, Gold Tip, Carbon Express, Victory and More! — 138 products / 189 models — Page 1
Just with archery arrows, we are very excited to carry an extensive offering of Crossbow Bolts on OpticsPlanet.com. We have worked hard over the years to provide you with not only an extensive selection of the best crossbows on the market we dug even deeper to offer a variety of Crossbow Bolts brands that serve many different types of crossbow hunting and target shooting. But at the moment we're talking about Crossbow Bolts. We carry the absolute best, such brands as Gold Tip, Ravin Crossbow Bolts, Easton, and Bloodsport, so you don't need to be concerned about buying less than the very best. We appreciate that most of the gear in our store demands a certain amount of expertise to properly review and understand. That's why we've created several How-To Guide Articles, with more being written each day. In addition, we employ specialists on hand to help you with all your questions and give you buying ideas like what broadheads or field points I need. Whenever you are looking for the top-of-the-line Crossbow Bolts, it's a smart choice to come to OpticsPlanet first. We have the choices you need on Crossbow Bolts, at great prices and the assistance you require!
What size bolts do I need for my crossbow?
When looking for the right crossbow bolt for your crossbow it is not as simple as I am going to choose the Easton bolts and purple fletching and blue lighted nocks. The most common size of bolt is 20 inches but they can vary between 16 to 22 inches. The best reference is the manufacturer's suggested specs. So whether you purchased an Excalibur, Centerpoint, or Tenpoint Crossbow we suggest reviewing the owner's manual for the suggested bolt size.
Are crossbow bolts different from arrows?
Crossbow bolts and arrows look very similar they have vanes, can use brass inserts, and the arrow shafts look exactly the same just different in length. That is because they are the same some people even call bolts crossbow arrows. All the features are the same even field points and broadheads can be used between the two projectiles. As stated before the biggest difference is the length and that is all.
What is the difference between a broadhead and a field point?
There are a fair amount of things that differ between field points and broadheads. The first is design field points are smooth and conical-shaped while broadheads have a variety of types of shapes that include cutting blades and variable shaped tips. Also, field points are mainly used for target shooting while broadheads can be used for some styles of target practice their main use is for bow hunting. Finally, price and accessibility come into play with both styles of tips for your crossbow, recurve, and or compound bow. Field points are very universal and have availability everywhere and some styles such as expandable broadheads are outlawed in select states.
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