Broadhead inserts

[will4554]

Those of you who have more experience than myself. Do you glue your inserts in with ferr l tite or something similar? Or an epoxy? I see advantages to both, I have jb weld on hand if that matters lol.

 

[Holt]

I use a 2 part epoxy. The slow setting stuff is the best, but I can never find it on shelves. So I use the 5 minutes stuff and work fast and only do small batches at a time. The stuff will never come undone. It will destroy your arrow if you ever try to remove the insert. It may be over kill, but it gives me a piece of mind.

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[Southpawshooter]

I use the blue hot melt by Fer-l-title. Makes it easy to change inserts fro different setups.

 

[Wirrex]

I use hot melt on my Easton brass hit inserts for the last 6 years. I’ve never had an issue and I can remove them.

 

[will4554]

I use the blue hot melt by Fer-l-title. Makes it easy to change inserts fro different setups.

That is what I like. Never any issues with them coming out? The other part of me knows that some 235 grain zwickey's would never do me wrong ha

 

[will4554]

I am asking about gluing inserts into broadheads, not shaft inserts.

 

[Holt]

Ah, well the hot melt would work if you glueing metal to metal. That would be my choice. Then you could reheat and remove if needed.

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[Jimmy Wallhanger]

I use gorilla superglue

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[DelaWhere_Arrow]

Anybody mess with fletching glue on inserts, EITHER into shaft or BH-to-insert?

 

[Apex7]

I used hot melt glue for years. Now I use super glue.