Cheapest Glue On Broadheads

[Mitch Edwards]

I like the idea of a piece of banding or saw blade in a field point because I could use the tig welder at work to put a few tacks on it to hold it. Other than glue wasn't sure how to hold the blade in a 357 blunt. I'll tinker with the field point idea and if I can figure out how to post pictures I'll show you all what I've come up with

[frank bullitt]

Mitch, I have only used super glue and the 2part epoxies. The banding will snap off on a hard hit. Easy to take a lighter to the super glue and replace. I carry a few extra pieces and a tube of glue.

Bodkins and MA3 will work, and I have both, but you limit the shots you take to the ground or stick a bunch in trees.

Grouse and squirrels, don't compare.
I have been hunting fox squirrels since 1981, with bow,and have used about every point possible.

[Mitch Edwards]

Well maybe I'll go straight for the band saw blade then. Might be a bit more durable. Here in sw MO we got grey and red squirrels. I'm not sure what the fox squirrels are but I know the big reds we have here are tough as nails. Hardest critter I ever skinned. I grew up hunting them and enjoy it as much as deer hunting. I believe any animal we hunt whether it be squirrels or moose all deserve a quick death. That's why I started this discussion

[monterey]

I did something similar with field points and pieces of hacksaw blade.  They were for grandkids were shooting light bows.  They were effective on bunnies.  The super glue would be the way to go.  I used JB weld and once they came apart they were done for the day.

[shoot4fun]

PDP Game Nabber...

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[frank bullitt]

That's one of the heads I have used over the years. It is a good one, but ain't cheap!

They also claim not to stick in a tree, I stuck one about 20 feet up in a Walnut!
But killed quite a few with them, too!