10 engages the interior of the arrow shaft 42 shown in particular is the capture of the blade 28 a by forced engagement of the blade 28 a into intimate contact with the circular recess 16 of the chisel point 14 and with the interior bevel 44 of the ferrule 40 such as described in relation to fig1 and 2 the capture of the blades 28 b through 28 n is accomplished in the same manner fig5 illustrates the wide angle arrowhead 10 and the angular relationship of the blade cutting edge 32 to the centerline 48 of the arrow shaft 42 a wide angle 46 which is an interior angle is shown between the blade cutting edge 32 and the centerline 48 and is illustrated as a 50 u00b0 angle for purposes of example and illustration but can be an angle included in a range as shown and described later in detail also a dashed line representing the forward region of the blade cutting edge 32 is extended therefrom for added visual reference with respect to visualization of the wide angle 46 formed between the blade cutting edge 32 and the centerline 48 of the arrow shaft 42 additionally shown for comparison is a dashed outline of a narrow angle blade 50 and a dashed outline chisel point 52 in combination therewith and which could be attached to the arrow shaft 42 in a similar fashion superimposed over a wide angle blade 28 a and chisel point 14 illustrating the blade area difference.