What are you using for hotmelt for glueing on points and broadheads to wood arrows???

Bohning Ferr-L-Tite and an alcohol burner from 3 Rivers:  http://www.3riversarchery.com/bohning+ferr-l-tite+point+glue_i4191_baseitem.html

Big Jim,s glue stick, works great.

2x Big Jim's glue.

Another vote for Big Jim's glue.

i use the type you put in a hot glue gun, and my heat gun to melt

I use the Bohning hot melt and an alcohol burner. Never lost a point in a target.

I was a fan of the glue sticks that Martin sold but are no longer available. I have 2 left that I only use for broadheads. A few years back I did find a source for commercial hot melt sticks used in cabinet making, on here I believe, and they work great. I have never pulled a trip off, even after shooting into a frozen bale. Both the Martin and the commercial sticks are an amber color. The commercial was rated at an incredibly high PSI and had ring grooves in them to be run through a professional heat gun. Hope that helps.

The hot melt stuff that Three Rivers sell. Never had a problem with it.

I use two part epoxy.....

I use a 3m industrial strength hot melt that Kirk from Bigfoot bows turned me on to. I used it on my broad heads for the Longbow safari and never lost a head.
I use my alcohol burner to melt and apply it.
I just got a case in  if you want to try some.

Another vote for Big Jims

I like the Kimsha Quick Stick.  It's the same one mentioned as Big Jim's glue.  Most of the trad suppliers carry it.  Great glue that is not brittle in the cold like Bohning can be.

I get mine from Big Jim.

industrial strength hot melt glue.