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.357mag tipped Arrow's??? NJ Legal

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Seem these for the first time at Sportsmansguide.com.

 

You place a .357 on the tip of your arrow and it is designed to go off on contact..

 

Why isn't this classified as a firearm? I would think it is an AOW.. Like a pen gun / ring gun, ect..

 

Other then that it is also very cool..Posted Image

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Sorry, but that seems completely dumb.

 

Just setting off the primer will cause a small pop and not much else. A bullet gets it's power from traveling through a tight barrel while the powder burns and the gas pressure builds. 

See for instance:

 

 

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They sell them at a local sporting goods store by me. But honestly I feel they are useless. I would take a quality broad head traveling over 300fps than this thing. The hunting laws in NJ are pretty clean cut about what arrow points are legal and these don't qualify. I could get a brick of firecrackers for less and have the same effect, noise. The reason I bow hunt is more than just the challenge, its also because its silent and doesn't alert everyone in the neighborhood to what im doing in a ghile suit in a small patch of woods between a few houses (legal distance from buildings of course). To me thats the best part about bow hunting. Although I agree with the above sediment, that having these when I was a young teenager woud have been fun. We used to tape .22lr bullets to the end of a BB gun barrel, I have a friend that still has a few pieces of brass casing in his forehead.

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