Zwickey Kondor Points

Small game hunting eats arrows. Most of them are not broken, just gone under the grass.

Some archers accept lost arrows as the cost of a good day, while others put a point on the shaft that refuses to disappear.

Stops Where It Lands: Long spring arms catch on grass and dirt. The arrow stays where you can see it instead of sliding out of sight.

Two Inches Of Reach: The spring arms span an extra wide 2 inches. That is a wider margin on a rabbit that will not hold still.

Screws In, Goes Hunting: The 105 grain screw-in point threads onto the arrows you already shoot. No glue and no new setup.

The Shot In The Field: A rabbit breaks from the fence row. You draw, swing, and release, then walk over and pick your arrow up off the top of the grass.

More Shots Per Day: Less time searching means more time stalking. You finish the day with more of the arrows you started with.

Take the shots other archers pass up, and walk home with your arrows.