190 grain Bludgeon Blunts

[Black Gold]

Does anyone make screw-in 190 grain bludgeon blunts?

[SpikeMaster]

Ace has 175 and 200 grain small game blunts.

[Carbon Caster]

I don't know, but if you take a 160 grain glue on point of your shoice and put it on an aluminum adapter, walaa, you have what you want.  I think Ace makes a 200 grain Hexblunt that is ready to go though now that I think about it.

Good luck,

Brian

[Black Gold]

Had an e-mai lthat said to glue a .38 special casing over a 190 grain field point and it would be close....guess that would work....maybe grind the tip of the point off....

[OzarkRamblr]

The Ace Hex Blunts come in 200gr. weight. I've used 'em and they work good.

[woodchucker]

If they are the ones I'm thinking of (the red ones?????) I believe that they are un-tapered and weigh 60 grains.

You could get some 23/64" 125gr. steel blunts and screw them onto your arrows.Then apply some soapy water inside of the blunt head and press it over the steel blunt.Un-screw and set aside to dry.

In my personal experiance.....Dried soapy water is the next best thing to glue LOL. I use soapy water on my bow limbs before I slip on my Selway bowquiver.After it dries.....IT STAYS PUT!!!!!

[Tilbilly]

For an inexpensive screw-in blunt, a 1/4" stainless wingnut held on by a 100 grain field tip (5/16" diameter or less) makes a 200 grain point. Stops fairly well in the grass, and the wings can be sharpened for small game. I've been playing with one lately and kinda like it.