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Arrows

The bow and arrow work in duo to ensure the precision and success of your archery practice.

As with bows, arrows are available in many varieties. A quality arrow is made of top quality materials and matches your bow. An arrow that is not properly matched will fly erratically and affect your results. Even if you shoot with excellent shape, a mismatched arrow may cause you to miss an animal or, worse yet, injure it.

So how do you choose the right arrows of bow? The material, weight, diameter, length and spine of the arrow are all variables to consider. If you choose the right materials, you will get a reliable and accurate arrow.

Whatever your shooting practice: target shooting, indoor or outdoor shooting, leisure shooting, sport shooting or hunting, Hattila, your archery specialist will provide you a wide variety of arrows with different colors, to allow you to find the most suitable arrow for your use.

For the pleasure of every archer, several packs of arrows with different dimensions are also available on your online gun shop. And in addition to the arrows you will find other accessories such as arrow extractors, arrow holders or arrowheads.

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Choosing the right arrows for your throwing guns can make a big difference in your shooting. Make sure to take time to find the right arrows for your needs. Hattila has everything you need to help you to make the best choice of arrows for your bow.

Choosing Arrow Materials

Arrows in carbon-aluminium composite

For an extreme precision shooting, arrows in carbon-aluminum composite are the best of the best. The best competitive archers and bowhunters often use small-diameter arrows in aluminum-carbon composite. The disadvantage? These arrows are more expensive than others and are not as durable as an all-carbon arrow.

Fiberglass Arrows

These arrows are very sturdy and have the advantage of being affordable. In spite of a higher weight than other types of arrows, they offer good performance and shooting power. Hattila offers you a 28 inch (73 cm) arrow of bow or a 26 inch (66 cm) fiberglass arrows. They are particularly ideal for young archers due to their solidity.

Carbon Arrows

In fact, the most popular material for arrows is carbon, because it is durable and precise, two highly sought-after characteristics in a hunting arrow. Hunters also appreciate the fact that carbon arrows are available at different prices.

For example, Hatilla offers the 30 inch (76 cm) arrows, which have the reputation of being very fast and durable.

Aluminium arrows

Aluminum is an aged, affordable and accurate arrows material. These arrows may not be the most sophisticated, but aluminum stands the test of time. On our site you will find very affordable aluminum arrows.

Wooden arrows

Finally, wooden arrows have been around as long as bow hunting. A traditional bow with a beautifully designed set of wooden arrows captures the spirit of archery. They are aesthetically pleasing, but these arrows are fragile and must be carefully matched to your bow.

Choice of arrow spine

The spine is a measure of the amount of flexion or curvature of an arrows. You can find the spine number of the arrow on the arrow label. These include 350, 400, 500, and 600, for example. The higher a number is, the more flexible is the arrow.

Once you have chosen an arrow spine number that fits your bow, you will stick to it. The only exception is when you make changes to your bow, such as increasing your draw weight. A bow with a high draw weight will require a stiffer arrow, a bow with a lighter draw weight will require a softer arrow.

Choosing the weight of arrows and points

The weight of the arrows and points is also taken into account when selecting an arrow. These weights are expressed in grains. In general, a heavy arrow is suitable for hunting because it will penetrate better into the game than a light arrow. The compromise? A heavier arrow will shoot slower.

Choosing the length of the arrows

Your bow is adapted to your shooting length, as your arrows. The length of the arrows must correspond to the shooting length. It will also have an important impact on your shooting accuracy. By choosing shorter arrows, you will lose consistency. However, an arrow which is too long is not optimal and could limit the performance of your bow.

Choosing the diameter of the arrows

Regardless of the weight, an arrow with a small diameter is faster and offers better penetration.