RE: Target arrows for hunting
Target arrow, hunting arrow - what's the difference? I select the arrow I want, buy a dozen, half get used for practice and half get put away for the hunt. Same with broadheads.
The market difference is about straightness, which is also about cost. But if you have a cheap arrow and you like how it flies, there's no reason not to hunt with it. And there's no shame in saving a buck or two, either. For most hunters, they'll see no difference between the way a .001 arrow and a .003 arrow flies anyway.
A lot of the tuning and selection concerns that we archers get into sometimes are for competition shooting, not hunting. It cost me a lot of unnecessary anxiety and $ to learn that.