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Easton Match Grade Field Points 17/64 125GR 6pk

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17/64 Diameter

Field points in a 125-grain,

Weight Accurate

To half a grain

Concentric Half-thousandths

Of an inch tolerance

Made From

Hardened 4/16 alloy stainless steel

Dark, Polished

Nickel finish

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SKU: 131567-723560315673

Overview

Built for archers who want consistent practice points, this 6-pack is suited to tuning sessions and target shooting where repeatable fit and weight matter. The 125-grain points are offered in a 17/64 diameter, with standard 8-32 threads for compatibility with common arrow setups. Easton lists tight manufacturing tolerances, including weight accuracy to half a grain and concentricity to a half-thousandths of an inch. The dark polished nickel finish gives them a clean, finished look, while the package size makes it easy to keep spares on hand for range use.

Why Hunters Choose the Easton

Weight Accurate

To half a grain for

Concentric Half-thousandths-inch

Tolerance

Hardened Alloy

Stainless steel construction

Dark, Polished

Nickel finish

Standard 8-32

Threads for broad compatibility

Key Features

  • 17/64 diameter field points in a 125-grain, 6-pack configuration
  • Weight accurate to half a grain
  • Concentric to a half-thousandths of an inch tolerance
  • Made from hardened 4/16 alloy stainless steel
  • Dark, polished nickel finish
  • Standard 8-32 threads

Best Used For

  • Archers who want a 125-grain field point for practice and tuning sessions
  • Shooters matching 17/64 shafts and standard 8-32 threaded setups
  • Hunters and target archers seeking consistent weight accuracy for repeatable practice
  • Beginners and experienced archers looking for a straightforward, precision-focused field point pack
  • Archery setups needing a six-pack of match grade points for range work and equipment checks

Specifications

Blade FinishDark, polished nickel
Concentric ToleranceHalf-thousandths of an inch
Diameter17/64
Diameter OptionsFive popular diameters in 100 and 125-grain weights, with an 11/32" diameter adding a 150-grain option
MaterialHardened 4/16 alloy stainless steel
Quantity6 pk
Thread TypeStandard 8-32 threads
Weight125 GR
Weight AccuracyHalf a grain

Pros

  • Weight accurate to half a grain for consistent practice setup
  • Concentric to a half-thousandths-inch tolerance
  • Hardened alloy stainless steel construction
  • Dark, polished nickel finish
  • Standard 8-32 threads for broad compatibility
  • Six-point pack offers a practical quantity for range use

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • This 125-grain version is specific to setups tuned for that weight; it may not suit archers who prefer a different point weight for their arrows.
  • The 17/64 diameter is one of several diameter options mentioned, so fit should be matched carefully to the arrow shaft size being used.
  • These are field points for practice and tuning, not broadhead-style hunting points, so they serve a different purpose in the setup.
  • The package includes six points, which is practical for a small set, but may be limiting if you need to outfit multiple arrows at once.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Archery field points
  • Bow tuning accessories
  • Practice points
  • Arrow components

Suggested Accessories

  • Arrow puller
  • Archery target
  • Arrow case
  • Thread locker

Frequently Asked Questions

What diameter is this field point size intended for?

This product is the 17/64 diameter version.

What is the grain weight of this 6-pack?

These field points are 125 grain.

What thread type do these field points use?

They use standard 8-32 threads.

How many field points come in the package?

The product is sold as a 6-pack.

What verified precision details are provided for these field points?

The source states they are weight accurate to half a grain and concentric to a tolerance of a half-thousandths of an inch.