Broadhead targets

[Zerodur]

I'm shooting a 350 and am looking for a good broadhead target, something that will stop my bolt cutters but won't cause me to dislocated my shoulder trying to remove them,the target will be used to sight in my broadheads and 3or 4 shots before I go hunting, that's it. All the other shooting will be with field points into a big shot 450 which is an excellent target

[paulaboutform]

Any of the Rhinehart Targets are excellent. The 18 in 1 is probably the best bang for your buck but I actually prefer the rhinoblock for the extra size. They're the exact same material but they're shaped differently with the rhinoblock having a little more surface area.

Paul

[Riflemanz]

I use 18-1

[flightattendant100]

Any of the Rhinehart Targets are excellent. The 18 in 1 is probably the best bang for your buck but I actually prefer the rhinoblock for the extra size. They're the exact same material but they're shaped differently with the rhinoblock having a little more surface area.

Paul

X2 and spring for a pair of Danny Miller arrow pulling pliers. Make life easy!

[janesy]

I'm using the cabelas brown one with green spots. Made by rhino I think maybe?
Once you learn the trick the arrows slide out pretty easy. Stops my micro and my 355 matrix from 15 yards no problem

[Deerstalker]

18-1, although that BEE has a field point. Remember to pull the arrow straight out when using a BH.

[hankenhunter]

If you remove the logo off your arrows with acetone, you'll have a much easier time removing them. With that said I'm a 18/1 fan myself.
Hank

[flightattendant100]

If you remove the logo off your arrows with acetone, you'll have a much easier time removing them. With that said I'm a 18/1 fan myself.
Hank

Can I get an Amen? The painted logos will "Weld" themselves to a broadhead target. You will be very happy that you did this. Also a tiny bit of arrow lube such as scorpion venom will make them come out easier too.

[SummitSitter]

Any of the Rhinehart Targets are excellent. The 18 in 1 is probably the best bang for your buck but I actually prefer the rhinoblock for the extra size. They're the exact same material but they're shaped differently with the rhinoblock having a little more surface area.

Paul

X2 and spring for a pair of Danny Miller arrow pulling pliers. Make life easy!

What Danny Miller's contact info?

[Lucky-Dog]

Rinehart when using broadheads for me.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Rinehart-Targets-X-Bow-2-Go-Self-Healing-Crossbow-Archery-Target-18911/311558476806?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

[Lucky-Dog]

Any of the Rhinehart Targets are excellent. The 18 in 1 is probably the best bang for your buck but I actually prefer the rhinoblock for the extra size. They're the exact same material but they're shaped differently with the rhinoblock having a little more surface area.

Paul

X2 and spring for a pair of Danny Miller arrow pulling pliers. Make life easy!

What Danny Miller's contact info?

Horizontal Archery
37432 5th Avenue
Sardis, OH 43946
Phone: (740) 483-2312

[paulaboutform]

If you Google Horizontal Archery in Sardis, Ohio you should get Danny's number....even though he doesn't have a website. His plier pullers are a MUST have in my opinion. I keep a pair in my shop, another with my gear, another in my truck....and a spare just in case. You'll love them for making arrow pulling a breeze.

Paul

[SummitSitter]

I just spoke with Danny and he is getting a set of arrow pullers right out to me. Very nice guy!

[SummitSitter]

If you remove the logo off your arrows with acetone, you'll have a much easier time removing them. With that said I'm a 18/1 fan myself.
Hank

I'm planning on doing this with my Zombie Slayers. Do the graphics come off easily with acetone and a rag, or do you need an adhesive pad to scrub the graphics off?

[hankenhunter]

If you remove the logo off your arrows with acetone, you'll have a much easier time removing them. With that said I'm a 18/1 fan myself.
Hank

I'm planning on doing this with my Zombie Slayers. Do the graphics come off easily with acetone and a rag, or do you need an adhesive pad to scrub the graphics off?

I just use a rag. They come off easy.
Hank