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58WINTERS
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Ace 160 broadheads
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September 15, 2010, 06:08:00 PM »
I recently purchased these with intent of putting them on steel broadhead adapters. The internal ferrule has raised areas I assume from the way the ferrule locks together which prevents a solid ferrule to adapter seating. This doesnt seem to be much of a issue with wood shafts as the wood gives enough allowing the head to seat true. I suppose I could apply excess mounting adhesive to fill the void.
Anyone else with similar experience and fix?
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dave19113
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Re: Ace 160 broadheads
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September 15, 2010, 06:25:00 PM »
I have the 200gr....depending on which adapters u use ..u will run into that problem... When I put the 75gr in i just twisted and they seated after i turned them a lil... with the 125gr adapters they just hung out a lil....they shot fine though....
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2treks
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Re: Ace 160 broadheads
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September 15, 2010, 07:48:00 PM »
I shoot that head and use 100 gn. steel adapters. works fine. I use hot melt and twist them on real good. Solid and DEADLY, Two for two on bucks last year,3/3 overall in 09.
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jwingman
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Re: Ace 160 broadheads
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September 15, 2010, 07:51:00 PM »
I just mounted up a dozen a few weeks ago. I wind the adapter in pretty tight when I install it to get it to seat. I had three of the twelve that did not spin right but all I had to do was reheat and turn them into the broadhead again and then they checked fine. I like the Ace heads. 175's and 160's. They sure do sharpen up nice. - jwingman
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58WINTERS
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Re: Ace 160 broadheads
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September 16, 2010, 02:10:00 PM »
Thanks for your input I'll put a little more force to get them to seat and see how they spin. Spoiled by my Zwickey's I guess.
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