Mini Pistol Crossbow Bolts with Sharp Steel Tips, 6.3" Carbon Crossbow Arrows for 50-80lbs Pistol Crossbow for Adults Great for Shooting Target Practice Small Hunting Archery

So much better than the aluminum bolts that come with the crossbow. Those break, sometimes the first time they's shot. These hold up to multiple shots, fly true and have excellent pentration. If anything, they penetrate too well. I built a target by warpping three 1" sheets of styrofoam in duct tape and at 15 paces on an 80lb pistol crossbow the bolts are sometimes going right through. That can damage the fletching. So now it' back to the drawing board. I'll be building a new target backstop probably twice as thick. See how that goes.

These bolts are the best I’ve found for the viper. The plastic bolts have a diameter that is too small…I wrecked two strings with those as if I was dry-firing. The aluminum ones break at the connection to the plastic vanes (often on the first shot).THESE bad boys shoot perfect and true…even better than the frenzy bolts that came with the crossbow.The only weakness is the glue joint between the the carbon shaft and the rubber vanes…if the target is too soft the bolts will overpenetrate and skin the vanes off.No problem…you can stick two pieces of duct tape to the shaft and trim them to the approximate shape of the original vanes and keep shooting indefinitely.Try these bolts. They’re probably exactly what you are looking for.

one star off because the tips are very easy to lose in target bags.This can be fixed by removing tips with pliers and putting a small dollop of glue in there. Otherwise great little bolt for mini crossbowsweigh an avg of 155 grain, slightly heavier than the ones that came with my 60lb mini crossbow. great penetration for the size and limb strength

They are durable also

These bolts are great for the beginner just starting out, to the more advanced shooter. If your looking for bolts that can be fired more than once or twice, look no further. These bolts are perfect for practice. (This review based on 80lb crossbow.)

I assume that I received a bad batch but have lost many but I am a physicist and a very skilled archer from pistol to 20 inch and compound 32 inch a have a few pistol crossbows PSE I can group 5 plastic bolts 16 per 60 bolts in 5 inches at 30 yards with open sights and these had a few crooked tips miss aligned knocks and bent veins otherwise quality materials but idk nik bolts are seemingly far better than this set but it could be a lemon poor luck a bad run but there very expensive so kinda angry!! It's a good design! Good luck and I will update my reviews

The best I have used so far for target shooting. Accuracy is far better than the plastic or aluminum bolts. It prices higher too.

These are carbon shaft bolts with aluminum nocks and hardened steel sharp bodkin tips. Vastly superior to aluminum shafts. Carbon shafts will remain straight or completely destroy themselves, so you will know their condition where you can miss a very slight bend in an aluminum shaft. Only flaw is that the tips are glued in, but so far they seem sturdy enough but that means you can't switch out tips. Price seems pretty good as well.