Boa quiver safety question

[Friends call me Pac]

I just got mine in but am concerned with the broadheads being exposed.  Do you modify the inser? Slip a practice head all of the way into the insert to form a hole so you don't dull an actual hunting head? What do you suggest?

I've looked at other's photos with Boas but can't tell what was done.  The only thing I can tell for sure is the broadheads and the shooter are protected by the rigid cover.

[Mark in SC]

You do push the broadheads into the foam if that's what you are asking.

[Friends call me Pac]

Yes I guess I could have worded it better.  I guess once the slits for the broadhead are made I won't have to worry about dulling the edge.

[Steelhead]

You might use one head to put all the slits where you want them.And then put the other heads in those slits.

[LEOPARD]

As Steelhead said, use one broadhead to make the holes first off, then you should be fine. I use a mini boa and I cut the holes in mine when i got it. I don't have a problem with it dulling heads. Pushing broadheads into the foam to make the holes much is better than using a field point to make the holes. It's a lot cleaner and more accurate.

[Peachey]

I take the foam out and cut a 1/2 inch off it too so its up inside the hood. Then do what Steelhead said. Then I mark the slits with a red magic marker, it makes them easier to see till they get wallowed out. That way you dont cut the foam all up.