Brass inserts for CX Heritage 150's

[BowHuntingFool]

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone uses brass inserts for CX Heritage 150's and if so which ones? I tried some muzzy's I got from cabelas and they were a very tight fit and didn't want to force them and split my arrow! I'm looking for 100gr brass so any help would be appreciated! Thanks

[Guss]

I've been using the 100 grain brass inserts from 3 Rivers, and they work great!
            Guss

[Leland]

I get mine from 3-Rivers.  Leland

[BowHuntingFool]

Thanks, are you guys using them in CX Heritage 150's??

[Cherokee Scout]

We have them too. No need to turn ours down, they fit perfectly.

[Guss]

Yep, 150's.

[Gordon martiniuk]

Have used them in 150 & 250S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS PUT tHEM IN A CORDLESS DRILL AND turn them down till they fit in the shafts witha little clearence for glue I like 24hr epoxy also accurglass gel is excellent never lost an insert with that do not give up this is a simple fix which is better than too large an insert not being square with the shaft good luck  ps I almost forgot use a old file of sand papper to turn them down no worries

[LITTLEBIGMAN]

I use them in the CE 150. I have used the 100 grain inserts for glue on heads ( steel force 125)
And i have used the 1oo gr adapter for screw ins as well and agian I use Steel force 125s

[Shawn Leonard]

The ones Muzzy makes are sold at 3 Rivers and cabelas and Kustom King they are th esame. I have used them from all the places I mentioned and they have fit my 150's fine. Ya should not need anything but some epoxy and a firm push on a solid table or floor to get them in. Shawn

[BowHuntingFool]

Thanks Shawn, thats the answer I was looking for, solid confirmation! They seemed a bit to tight to force them, I didn't want to split a shaft! I wasn't sure if forcing them was the right thing to do but it seems thats what it takes it a bit of pressure to make em fit!


Thanks everyone, I appreciate it!