Which type of arrowhead is used for practice shooting?

Field points are specifically designed for practice shooting because they have a simple, pointed design that allows them to easily penetrate targets while minimizing damage. Their aerodynamic shape and solid construction make them ideal for use with archery targets, such as foam or bag targets, where they can be retrieved relatively easily after being shot.

Unlike broadheads, which are designed for hunting and cause significant damage to game, field points provide a safer and more economical option for practice. JUDO points are designed to help arrows land softly and remain in place when shooting at small game or in brushy areas, but they are not the standard for practice. Bullet points are often similar to field points but designed with a more rounded shape, typically used for specific target types and might not provide the same efficiency in practice settings. Thus, field points are the preferred choice for practice shooting among archers.