A question for carbon arrow shooters

[TRADITIONAL ONLY]

try Goat glue. i dont care what you do to it the inserts will stay in the arrow, also works great when you mother in law comes and you want to shut her up, put a few drops on her lips and shell never talk again! LOL

[hardwoods]

goat tuff is really good on carbons

[Curtiss Cardinal]

Where do I get Goat Tuff?

[arrazona]

Goat Tuff is a pretty common fletching glue, I have found it at all the big box hunting stores i.e. sportsmans warehouse, Cabelas.  It is very strong, I haven't used it for inserts but use it almost exclusively for fletching.

Jacob

[TaterHill Archer]

Golf Club epoxy works great.  Its meant for impact use.  You can get it from local golf shop or order from golf works.

[slayer1]

Goat Tuff.

[TRADITIONAL ONLY]

look at well, Tims Archery makes it, so if they have a website go to it, i know you can get it at Cabelas, about 10 bucks for 1/2 ounce i think either that or its an ounce. its some good stuff though, DO NOT touch your fingers together if you have any on them, you get em apart for a while.
its good for inserts, bowfishing points and things like that, it sets up instantly, but on just putting it on top of something and wanting it to melt it takes forever to dry...

[Jeff Strubberg]

Two weeks ago, I put all of my inserts in with two part, 24 hour epoxy.  I lost eight inserts out of ten arrows at a shoot that weekend.

When I got home I reglued the inserts with Goat Tuff.  I went through the entire week and a shoot this last weekend on two arrows.  Didn't lose a single insert.

[Hatchet Jack]

I use powerbond with no problems.

Hatchet Jack

[Matty]

I use Gorilla Glue All the time On My goldtips.  It does expand... the only problem I have had is not keeping the insert compressed and the next day the insert is 1/2 out and glued that way..... I highly recommend it

[Curtiss Cardinal]

well as I bought some Gorilla glue I'll try it on one arrow and see if I like it. Since I have to wait for the Goat Tuff and Powerbond to get here anyway.