Allen Xbow Discharge Arrow 24" Fiberglass 1/2 Moon Nock

The Allen Xbow 24" Fiberglass Discharge Arrow is built to take the punishment of repeated shooting and recovery from the field or range. Whether you're sighting in your crossbow or running it hard during hunting season, this bolt pairs a tough fiberglass shaft with an integrated steel tip designed to handle impacts without failure. The 1/2 moon nock fits most crossbow models, making it a reliable choice for hunters and target shooters looking for affordable, no-fuss practice or hunting arrows that won't quit after a season of use.

The 4-inch vanes are sized for visibility and quick spotting downrange, a practical touch when you're working up loads or recovering bolts from grass and brush. Fiberglass shafts forgive rough treatment—they won't splinter or delaminate like cheaper alternatives, and the steel tip won't bend or break on hard impacts. This is the kind of bolt you grab when durability and straightforward performance matter more than exotic materials or premium pricing.

A good discharge arrow (or practice bolt) is often the hardest-working bolt in your quiver. The Allen 24" handles that role well: it's lightweight enough to pair with most crossbow setups, heavy enough to fly straight, and tough enough to survive the inevitable ground strikes and obstacle impacts that come with regular shooting.

Key Features

• 24-inch fiberglass shaft for durability and forgiving performance
• Integrated steel tip engineered to withstand repeated ground impacts
• 1/2 moon nock fits most crossbow models
• 4-inch vanes for visibility and recovery

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bolt fit my crossbow?

The 1/2 moon nock is compatible with most crossbow models. Check your owner's manual or the nock size listed for your specific crossbow to confirm fit before purchasing.

Can I use this as a hunting arrow or just for practice?

Yes, the Allen Xbow 24" can be used for both practice and hunting. The integrated steel tip and durable fiberglass shaft are built to handle field use.

How durable is fiberglass compared to carbon?

Fiberglass shafts are more forgiving on impact than carbon and won't splinter or delaminate when they hit the ground or obstacles. They're heavier and slower than carbon but excellent for shooters who prioritize durability and affordability over speed.