broadhead-inserts

[3Feathers]

How many use aluminum inserts for there glueon broadheads???how many use steel inserts???Do you use aluminum inserts for broadheads with brass arrow inserts,os steel with the brass??????/

[COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE]

Regular aluminum inserts, 125 steel adapters with 125 grain Magnus II's on the business end.

[bushytail]

I`ve used aluminum and steel inserts for broadheads and small game points.It`s a good way to get the weight you want.Many differant ways to get what you want.

[SlowBowinMO]

As bushytail alluded to, a lot of it has more to do with getting the finished weight you're looking for.  I prefer to put as much weight/strength in the head and adapter as possible and then look at point inserts if more is still needed, but there really isn't a "wrong" way to do it.  Some combo's of the same weight will be stronger than others (which is why I prefer to put as much weight/strength in the point and adapter as possible).

We sell LOTS of adapters and they're split pretty even for aluminum versus steel.

[chopx2]

I avoid aluminum. I use brass inserts only and for glue-on broadheads use Stainless Steel adapters as I have had too many carbon steel adapters bend. not taking any chances on a wobble after shooting the head.

[Kris]

Steel with brass exclusively.  A perfect marriage, love the weight forward and strength!  I've had the aluminum adaptors bend before, they do work well, but seem wimpy to me in the strength department.

Kris

[Ragnarok Forge]

Aluminum inserts - steel adapters - Just make really sure the adapter is screwed in tight.  No problems if their tight.