Easton Multi Points 125 Grain - 17/64" 12 Pack Field Points

The Easton Multi Points 125 Grain - 17/64" 12 Pack Field Points are precision-engineered broadheads designed for archers and hunters who demand reliable, repeatable accuracy downrange. These field points serve as practice and training projectiles, allowing shooters to hone their marksmanship with the exact weight and flight characteristics of their hunting setup. With a 125-grain mass and multi-point design, they deliver consistent velocity and trajectory, making them ideal for indoor ranges, 3D courses, and target practice where field-realistic conditions matter.

The 17/64" shaft diameter ensures compatibility with standard modern compound and recurve bows equipped with matching nock and arrow rest geometry. Easton's multi-point construction provides superior impact performance and durability against repeated target strikes—critical for high-volume training sessions where conventional points might degrade or deform. The 125-grain weight class bridges the gap between lightweight practice setups and heavier hunting configurations, enabling realistic ballistic simulation without requiring separate arrow builds. Each 12-pack delivers economy and value for dedicated archers who cycle through hundreds of practice shots annually, reducing per-round cost while maintaining quality standards that meet tournament and field-testing protocols.

Competitive archers, hunting preparation programs, and tactical training facilities benefit most from bulk field-point inventory, as extended range sessions demand large supplies of interchangeable, impact-resistant projectiles. Law enforcement and military archery units rely on consistent, field-proven point designs to validate shooting techniques under stress. Verify your arrow's shaft diameter matches the 17/64" specification before ordering—incompatible sizing will result in poor nock fit and unreliable launch. The 12-pack format supports both individual enthusiasts rotating between targets and institutional ranges requiring standardized equipment across multiple shooting stations.