Broadhead only target??

[DuramaxDude]

I got a morrell's yellow jacket supreme ll target for Christmas. It says broadheads only my question is what will it hurt to shoot it with field points?

[pigstika1978]

Rhino 18n1 best target out there takes broad heads and field points like a champ comes with a 1 yr warranty if you can shoot it out within a year you get a free replaced I've yet to accomplish this and I've had at least 3 in the last 6 yrs

[rcm719]

I have the same target, I've shot it with field tips plenty and it leaves holes but been holding up for the past year with me assaulting it repeatedly

[Fajkus7]

Rhino 18n1 best target out there takes broad heads and field points like a champ comes with a 1 yr warranty if you can shoot it out within a year you get a free replaced I've yet to accomplish this and I've had at least 3 in the last 6 yrs

Don't think he was asking for a suggestion. To answer your question though, I don't know why you couldn't. Set it up with a safe background and fling a few at it. See what happens.

[gonehuntin68]

I don't have that target but the only reason I can think of for not shooting field tips into it is they might be tough to pull out. Been shooting targets for over 30 years and never seen a target you can shoot with broadheads but not field tips. Of course there are targets that are made for field tips only but that makes sense.

[twosixteens]

Unless they have changed them in the last few years you will need two strong men and possibly a diesel pickup to pull em out

[Buck-N-Rut]

I have the same one and it is very hard to pull arrows out using field tips. I very seldom shoot anything other than broad heads. That's just when I get some different heads and I want to see how they fly. Now my sons use it for their target because their arrows don't penetrate it very deep and are still relatively easy to pull out.

[BTLowry]

So are these targets not hard to pull a broadhead out of?

First for me, target that can be shot with broadheads but not field tips