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100 grn. inserts for AXIS Shafts?

Started by PastorSteveHill, October 04, 2008, 05:14:00 PM

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PastorSteveHill

HAve any of you cut these (100 gr. inserts for axis arrows) down to make 50 or 75 gr. inserts? If so which lines did you cut them on?
Blessings,
Steve

JRY309

I haven't done that yet but have been thinking about trying some for tuning.They are quite a bit longer then the aluminum inserts.But so far the 100 gr. inserts have been working out for my bows.I may try cutting down some this winter.

JEFF B

who sells the 100rn brass insert for the axis 500 shafts as where i live ya cant buy em for love nor money
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JEFF B

'' sometimes i wake up Grumpy;
other times i let her sleep"

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PastorSteveHill

I just tried cutting one down! If you cut the insert on the very last indention, you'll have an insert that weights 68 grains... This is almost perfect. I was trying to get one 67 grains because the aluminum insert that comes with the shaft weights 17 grains. I wanted to add 50 grains to the 125 grain judo/ fieltips/ small game heads I had, so I'm only one grain short....

When I say cut it at the last indention, I mean the last one away from the front, where the tip screws into it...
Blessings,
Steve


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