Screw-on arrowheads

Welcome to screw-in points. These points are designed to screw into an insert that is already mounted in or on the arrow.
This type of point is generally found on carbon arrows intended for bowhunting or field archery training.
Remember to choose a point that is at least the same diameter as your insert/shaft, never smaller.

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Saunders Bullet Points

Saunders Bullet Points

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Saunders Points Field

Saunders Field Point

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TopHat Points Combo 5/16 pin points

TopHat 5/16 Combo Pin Points

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Victory Combo Points

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Saunders Points Combo

Saunders Combo Points

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Skylon Combo 9/32 screw-in points

Skylon Combo 9/32 (7mm) Screw-In Points

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Skylon Combo 5/16 screw-in points

Skylon Combo 5/16 Screw-in Points

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Description

How to choose your screw-in points?

Like points for wooden shafts and arrows, screw-in points have different shapes, different weights, and different sizes.

The weight of the tip  

In archery, the weight of elements is generally measured in grains. For reference, one gram is approximately 15.43 grains.

The commonly used values are 100 and 125 grains.

The diameter of the tip

Adapting the tip to the external diameter of your arrow ensures that it is properly protected, and also prevents damage to the target. Standard sizes for tips include 5/16 and 11/32.

The shape of the tip  

The shape of the tip influences both the penetration into the target and the flight behavior of the arrow, particularly due to air resistance.

Ogive or conical tip:

   - Tapered and slender shape

   - Low air resistance

   - Very good penetration

   - Excellent durability

Bullet tip:

   - Short and rounded shape, bullet-like

   - Very robust

   - Ideal for beginners

Field tip:

   - Similar to the ogive shape but with a more pronounced base

   - Widely used in competition