33inch Wooden Arrows Handmade Archery Target Arrows with Field Points for Recurve Bow Longbow Hunting Practice with Turkey Feather Fletching 12PACK

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1. Dave Wood Verified Buyer – 14 May 2024

   Use them for rondevous archery (primitive)
   

2. Kindle Customer Verified Buyer – 7 December 2024

   Length: the absolute longest possible measurement on this arrow is 33.6” if you include the tip and the nock ears. From the base of the nock to the base of the tip is 32” Shaft: nice, fine grained wood. Straight to within about 1/8 inch (eyeballed on a granite counter top). A couple arrows have the grain going slantwise along the shaft so I don’t trust those ones. Another has a very small crack running along the surface. So 9 out of 12 of the arrows seem safe to shoot. Weight: Varies from 600 to 650 grain according to my scale. Spine: I don’t know since I don’t have equipment to test it. Fletching: I like that they use thread rather than shrink wrap. I don’t know if the feathers are from an actual turkey, all I care about is that they are real feathers that won’t cut you if you shoot off the hand (without a shelf). Nocks: I like the thread used to reinforce below the groove. The angle of the groove is good (perpendicular to the grain). However the groove was cut very sloppily; it’s visibly off center, with sharp uneven sides that will damage your string. Fortunately I needed a wider groove anyway so I just used some 80 grit sandpaper and a butter knife to fix these issues. Points: this is the worst part of this arrow. The points should have been hot glued on, but Instead the manufacturer seems to have just dented the sides to make them grip the shaft in only two small places. Because of this, 8 out of 12 arrows make a rattling sound whenever you bump them. I would be very surprised if the points didn’t get lost inside a target after just a few shots. Because they didn’t use hot glue it’s impossible to remove the tip, so I plan to just cut the shaft to get it off, and then glue on a different one (black, to match the feathers). The tips are exactly 1.5” long. Aesthetics: they’re gorgeous! I especially appreciate the lack of any words or cresting. I love the threading. And I like that I can sand down and reshape the nock to make it feel perfect in my fingers.

   

3. Becka Sue Verified Buyer – 5 January 2025

   They seem to be made with care. There aren’t any bumps between the head and shaft. Making it easier to extract from target. Seem to fly pretty good. I’m quite pleased with them.
   

4. eho8070 Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   The description says that the arrows are suited for bows in the 40-60lbs draw weight range. Although the grains range from roughly 550 to about 650 (inconsistent, but roughly good for 10gpp), the wooden shaft is too flexible to handle the advertised draw weight. I bought the dozen, and now I’m down to only three arrows because they keep snapping on impact with the target. I’ve also had issues with the arrow tips pulling off when removing the arrow from the target. Very frustrating.

   

5. Avid Bibliophile Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   I bought these assuming they would need reworking to shoot. They don’t. I’ll soak the knock wraps and Fletch wrap in glue, but that’s because they deserve every care. I call these above munitions grade for about 60% of the price.

   If these shoot like they are built this rating goes to 5 star.
   

6. Hanajosa 75 Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   These arrows are a good price for what they are which is beginner arrows. I’m fairly new at shooting and I’m using a 35# 60” recurve bow I also purchased on gosszy.com. I wasn’t able to tell that the arrows were making a difference until a friend who has been shooting a long time let me shoot wood arrows that he makes himself. Now that is not to say these arrows are bad. Like I said these are good beginner arrows. Plus if one gets lost or damaged not a big deal. I noticed they are fine up to about 20yds for my bow. After that they tend to get a a bit wobbly. Since this review I have found better arrows in the same price range and tend to use these for my 30 & 40 yd targets as they seem to fly straighter. Either way no regrets on this purchase and as a rule of thumb if you are just looking for quality arrows find someone who has been making their own or expect to pay about $10 an arrow. Again this is wood arrows.
   

7. M. S. Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

   Got these for my bf/fiancé whose into historical martial Arts and wanted some longbow arrows that were, appropriately, long enough. These were one of the cheaper sets under his requirements and he was surprised (in a good way) at how straight they shot when we first used them. My only reason I didn’t give them the full 5 stars is that the points are the over-clamped one’s, Idk what they’re truly called but they tend to come off when pulled out of a target and I can’t replace them. :\
   

8. The Gray Man Verified Buyer – 28 March 2025

   These arrows shoot exceptionally well from my 45# @ 28″ longbow. My bow doesn’t have an arrow pass cut into it so I’m shooting off of my hand the way it was always done up until the 1950s when the arrow pass began to make an appearance. Using carbon arrows with a 400 spine, I had to aim off-target to the right to hit the target at all indicating that the carbon arrows were just too stiff for my longbow. These wooden arrows let me aim at what I want to hit. My groups have also improved dramatically. I’m sure I’ll be buying more of these in the future.