What is the primary use of field points?

Field points are primarily designed for target practice. They are specifically constructed to provide accurate flight and easy removal from targets, making them ideal for honing archery skills and ensuring precision in shooting. When practicing, using field points allows archers to become familiar with their equipment, develop consistency, and improve their aim.

In contrast, while field points might be used in some hunting scenarios, they are not specially designed for large game hunting. Other types of tips, such as broadheads, are more suitable for that purpose due to their design for greater lethality. Field points also have no function as fishing tools and are not meant for decoration, highlighting their exclusive role in target practice.