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broadhead in target

Started by Bear Heart, January 06, 2014, 07:27:00 PM

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Bear Heart

Any trick for getting a broadhead from inside a target?  It pull off the adapter.
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frankwright

I have followed the hole with a pair of long nose needle nose pliers.

gonefishing600

Sounds like to me you need to operate?
JD Berry Argos 64" 48#&28"
Toelke Classic Whip 64" 46#@28"
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BlackWidow PLX 66" 46#@28"

old_goat2

Combination of the above posts is what I had to do to a brand new target
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Various bows, but if you see me shooting, it's probably a Toelke in my hand!

macbow

If you can follow the hole try pushing it through.
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Bear Heart

Got it!  Had to pull the core out and push it through with an arrow.  Heavy single bevel gets good penetration and rotates.  Need to use something stronger than hot melt.  Insert didn't budge and was glued in with pine ridge.
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Bear Heart

It is a new Rhino Block target.
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karrow

QuoteOriginally posted by macbow:
If you can follow the hole try pushing it through.
:thumbsup:
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Robert Armstrong

Glad you got it back they do rotate alot going through dont they.

Bear Heart

Going to jb weld my practice heads
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RedStag5728

I've had nothing but problems with Hot melt with woodies, from now on I use Duco Cement (for both fletching and gluing on points), never had any problems and if you need to take the point off for any reason, a few seconds under a heat source (in my case a candle or lighter) and pull it off.
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Bear Heart

I am also not putting a single bevel on my practice heads.
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