Crossbow Bolts 20 Inch 400 Grain Carbon Crossbow Arrows .003/.001 Straightness with 3 Inch Vanes, Moon Nock (Pack of 6)

These crossbow bolts work great, and the fly just like my carbon express piledriver bolts. I shoot 1/2 to 1 inch groups at 30 yards consistently unless I twitch or pull, but they are very forgiving with a 125 grain field points and more accurate than the 100 grain points. I'm using a Killer Instinct Fiery 400 and it is a tac driver with these bolts. Will buy again or sure.

These are every bit as accurate as the arrows I bought for twice as much! Every one within a 1" bullseye at 15 yards. I was aiming for the center. That means they were within 1/2" of where I was aiming. No change in accuracy with broad heads! Fantastic value! Sorry about all the exclamation marks... but they are deserved.

These bolts came well fletched and fly great. Tested up to 60 yards and these are dead on for half the cost of name brand bolts.

I bought the .001 straight tolerance bolts. They all spin tested perfectly. All 6 weighed between 302 to 304 grains with no tips. I tried these out after sighting in my new burris oracle x scope on my killer instinct fatal x bow. I done the zero with the bolts that I have tuned and hunt with. The pics are just me playing around to see what these would do without tuning them. I lost 2 of them due to the robin hood. (The flier is what hit the other one in the nock) This was from 32 yds. Going to buy another box of them and never shoot at same bull again 😁

The best bolt you can get for the money. The only one I use for my tenpoint. You can't go wrong

Sturdy bolts at a reasonable price

If you're shooting a fast crossbow, I wouldn't use these. All 6 weighed in between 288 and 291 grain. Only if your using 150 grain broadheads. You'll crack your limbs shooting such a light bolt if your shooting over 380 fps. It'll be similar to dry firing it. The do fly pretty good tho

To start, I'm shooting a new Centerpoint Patriot 415 with a Ten point Speed variable scope. My bow is shooting the supplied 20" CP 400 grain arrows about 395 fps and grouping them about 1 inch at 50 yds. I split one arrow at 50yds which only left me with 2. SO, I needed to get more for hunting. I didn't want to re-sight in so I was looking for more 400 gr again. My Centerpoint arrows were +/- 1 gr.I first purchased these .003 arrows and started by weighing them. The arrows were in fact less than 1 gr +/- of 300 grains. Things looked promissing... I proceeded to shoot them in at 30 yards using a very solid bench rest including a lead sled. The .003 arrows produced a 1.5" group. Not happy with this I figured I'd try the .001 arrows.The .001 arrows produced a 1.25" group at 30 yds using the same set up, EXCEPT arrow #2 which flew (twice) high and left about 3" of the group center. I did not weigh the .001 arrows since the .003 arrows weights were so accurate.I also included a side by side pic with my Centerpoint arrows for reference.FYI, prior to purchasing these I bought a cheaper set of 12 that were cheaper and that cheaper quality showed. The spines had much more flex and the flethings felt cheap and you could see inconsistency in their angles. They shot just ok. Only 4 of the 12 arrows could hold a 1.5 inch group at 30 yds. No where near as good as these.Summary:. The Spine on the .003 & .001 feel the same in my hands as my Centerponts. I was hoping for a little better consistency and quite surprised to have a "flier" from the .001 arrows. They look and feel like quality, but not sure yet if they are for me. I'm honestly not sure if my expectations are realistic because I'm pretty new at this. I never tried them further than 30 because I'd expect the grouping to open up. If I don't return them and I try them at longer yardages, I'll update this review. If you have a little slower bow, I guess there's a chance you may get some better results. I hope this helps!