Longer Broadhead Practice Point (3-pack)

This should be expected for those who have problems getting their broadhead to shoot like their field points, especially at higher arrow speeds (300+ fps).  The fact remains that the node of the arrow will change based on where the FOC is.  A field point being shorter while most broadheads are longer in design is actually the root cause of this. With today's crossbows, some approaching over 500 fps, this problem becomes bigger and bigger.

Most broadhead manufacturers have taken one of two main approaches to resolve this. One is to make the broadhead as short as possible to match the approximate length of the field point.  Some do a much better job by offering same-length practice heads that match the broadhead's length and overall weight distribution.

Another, not new, way to address this has been used.  For those of us who are old enough, we can remember those broadhead tuning kits, which consist of a much longer field point.  Unfortunately, they are no longer in production, and if recall correctly, they usually come in one weight, 100 grains.

For those still using those close to 2" long broadheads and unable or it is not practical to use the actual broadhead to practice, the Firenock Long Broadhead Practice point is here to make your life easier.  This convenient solution consists of two parts: the Firenock Stalker Field point, which comes in a range of weights from 35gn to 115gn, and a 65gn part made of 7071-T5 hard anodized aluminum.  The body of this piece features four O-ring grooves, a unique feature of the AeroPoint patent and our StalkerPoint patent.

Size and weight of Stalker AeroPoint:

• 35gn
• 45gn
• 55gn
• 65gn
• 75gn
• 85gn
• 100gn
• 115gn

Now you have it.  You can practice with a more extended field point to get a better weight distribution.  Thus, a correct node reaction from your arrow and the weight in the front is changeable to match your weight distribution node point based on the weight you are shooting.  We shall add more weight choices as demand arises.