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brass inserts for CX heritage 90's????

Started by sawtoothscream, March 29, 2011, 12:10:00 AM

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sawtoothscream

do they exist??? it sucks i bought a dozen 50gr inserts when i ordered my heritage arrows and they dont fit.  arrows seem to fly best with a 250gr point so if i cant find a heavy wieght insert im going to have to shell out mad cash to buy heavy wieghted broadheads.
- Hunterbow 58"  47# @26"
-bear kodiak 60"  45# at 28"

sawtoothscream

never mind just remembered that pdp wieght system. going to have to place a order
- Hunterbow 58"  47# @26"
-bear kodiak 60"  45# at 28"

FrankM

I'm not sure, but I think the Gold Tip weights fit. Not sure about the PDP. Make sure you verify before you order.

sawtoothscream

just looked it up. the brass inserts for GT only fit fit the cx 150 and up. the pdp will fit the 90's but i dont think the 50 gr weight will.  i emailed 3 rivers about this. so i guess i will see what they recommand for the pdp system
- Hunterbow 58"  47# @26"
-bear kodiak 60"  45# at 28"

Cane Knife

I use 125 g glue on broadheads on 125 g screw in tapered all metal inserts.

Paul Mattson

I like the GT wt system better than PDP's.  With the PDP's you need an adapter, the GT wt's will screw into the back of the insert without an adapter.

JRY309

The GT weights are too large of a diameter to fit in the shafts.I don't know about the PDP weights,never used them.I made my own brass inserts for my 90's from 50 gr. 5/16" brass inserts.I mounted a blunt in my drill and spun and filed them to fit my 90's.They came out to about 42 grs. of weight.And I filed a taper on the insert so there was a smooth transistion from them to the shaft the 90's are a 9/32" shaft.

Apex Predator

With a little work those you bought can be made to fit.  Screw a point into the insert and chuck it up in a drill.  Secure the drill to a table/work bench, and take a mill file to the insert.  Work slowly and check fit often.  I use the corner of the file to add some grooves, after I get them to size. I've done a dozen in an hour or so with this method.
I didn't claw my way to the top of the food chain to eat vegetables!

awbowman

You can buy glue on broadheads and glue in some steel adapters.

You can get 100 or 125 grain steel adapters from 3 Rivers and use 150 or 125 grain broadheads
62" Super D, 47#s @ 25-1/2"
58" TS Mag, 53#s @ 26"
56" Bighorn, 46#s @ 26.5"

Paul Mattson

I used these before.  They screw into the back of the insert.


sawtoothscream

thanks for all the advice and recommandations
- Hunterbow 58"  47# @26"
-bear kodiak 60"  45# at 28"

Killdeer

That is one reason I went to Gold Tips.

Killdeer
Long, long afterward, in an oak I found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.

~Longfellow

TGMM Family Of The Bow

BWD

What Apex Predator said. It's not hard at all.
"If I had tried a little harder and practiced a little more, by now I could have been average"...Me


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